… him who writes this stuff …
Writing forces me to examine my views as cold words on a page.My views are borne out of my experiences on this world.
My experiences are slowly adding to the short story that is my life.
While I still can, I choose to share some for anyone who might find them useful, or perhaps just entertaining.
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Category Archives: Utah
Western Colorado / Eastern Utah – 2006 Trip Report
As opposed to many short posts, I figure I will do fewer, but longer, posts. This is exactly counter to what they say you need to do to build readership to your blog. The way I figure it, people can … Continue reading
Posted in Arches NP, Arches NP, Colorado, Colorado, Colorado National Monument, Colorado National Monument, Independence Pass, Independence Pass, Mesa Verde NP, Mesa Verde NP, Photography Stuff, Scenery, Travel Stuff, Utah, Utah
Tagged Arches National Park, Bell Rock on US-191, Colorado National Monument, Devil's Garden Trail, Driving tour, Independence Pass, Mesa Verde National Park, Photography, photography stuff, Red Rocks, trip report, US-191, Wilson's Arch
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Photography Stuff – Panoramas
When I remember, and the subject warrants it, I take panorama shots. Some cameras do this automatically these days, but you can easily take decent panorama shots with the camera you have. One can read a lot about how to do … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Photography How To, Photography Stuff, Scenery, Sunsets, Travel Stuff, Utah, Utah, Writing Stuff, Wyoming, Wyoming
Tagged Arches National Park, DIPSHIT, How to Shoot Panoramas, instructional writing, Panorama Photography, panoramas, Photography, scenery, writing, Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park
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Western Trip – September 2011 (Utah)
A few years ago we took a trip to Arches National Park. This year we decided to visit a few more of the national parks scattered throughout Utah. Before I go on, The SmugMug gallery for this trip is fully … Continue reading
