Horseshoe Bend

Horseshoe BendFrom its origins high in the Rocky Mountains, the Colorado River has traveled about a thousand miles by the time it reaches this point known as the Horseshoe Bend of the Colorado. It then flows onward to carve out the magnificent Grand Canyon before descending southward to a destiny that currently intercepts its goal of reaching the oceanic Gulf of California.

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and personal epiphanies by visual aritst

and Intellectual reasoning are culled from a global field of personal experience on all continents

Here in Delaware Bay a lone member of the cast basks on an Atlantic beach

After a long hot summer a polar bear heads to the ice

but it would be a dangerous fall for the chick if it lost its balance before it learns to fly

High altitudes in northern Arizona allow a wanderer to peer deep into the vast carving of the Colorado River at the place aptly named The Grand Canyon

A guanaco stands tall while backdropped by towering Andean granites reaching skyward at Torres del Paine in Patagonian Chile

He captures the faces of places from river to river

and ancient Egypt relics are thousands of years old

and Historic Imagery

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