UtahUnusual hoodoos of Bryce Canyon are a feature of the sandstone created by weathering and are but a fraction of the immense beauty in the state of Utah.

Not yet stained with the dregs of experience

Naturalist photographer Greg Lawson’s California image collection conjures up just such a possibility with page after page of Golden State imagery featuring flora and fauna along with landscapes and seascapes with little visible impact by the footprint of man

Water originating in the Two Oceans Plateau of Wyoming forms part of the Snake River

but today is a tourist town know for its apple orchards and apple treats

from dainty grasses and desert scrub through to woodland and forest

Sedona's Cathedral Rock and other monuments viewed through native boughs

Turner Falls drops water more than seventy-five feet as Honey Creek flows through the Arbuckle Mountains of Oklahoma

A fast-moving avalanche crashes down the rocky face of an Antarctic land form while small icebergs sit idly by the shore

Arizona maintains a singular identity

From Alaska’s remote Kenai Peninsula to the Florida Keys

The sculpted temples date back a thousand years

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