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Photo of the Day: Rush Hour

Three fiery steeds gallop into the fading light of dusk. Motion blur and the graceful curve of...

Three fiery steeds gallop into the fading light of dusk. Motion blur and the graceful curve of powerful neck muscles effectively convey the speed and strength of these magnificent beasts. Do you see the third horse in this image?

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Photo of the Day: Ta Prohm Tentacles

Made famous by Angelina Jolie's Tomb Raider film,  many of the ruins of Angkor (Cambodia's historic Khmer empire), have been...

Made famous by Angelina Jolie's Tomb Raider film,  many of the ruins of Angkor (Cambodia's historic Khmer empire), have been 'reclaimed' from the jungle, but much of Ta Prohm has been left as discovered by modern archeologists to showcase how quickly and completely nature obscures evidence of past civilizations.
Recently , new laser technology has revealed the existence of vast cities that have been long since completely swallowed by the jungle.

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Photo of the Day: Morning Light on Factory Butte

While exploring backroads in Utah near Capitol Reef National Park, I came across the striking red...

While exploring backroads in Utah near Capitol Reef National Park, I came across the striking red sandstone formation known as Factory Butte. While visible from the  highway, the Butte and surrounding badlands are worth a detour down the dirt road  for a closer exploration, especially in good light. Near Hanksville, UT.

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Photo of the Day: Twin Temples

The Cathedral Valley region of Capitol Reef National Park in Utah is a bit out of the way but well worth the effort to visit. The area gets its name from the...

The Cathedral Valley region of Capitol Reef National Park in Utah is a bit out of the way but well worth the effort to visit. The area gets its name from the numerous sandstone monoliths that early visitors thought resembled man-made cathedrals. Two of its most famous formations are The Temple of the Sun and The Temple of the Moon.

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Photo of the Day: Pastel Palette

Fall colors in the Sierra Nevada are usually associated with the magnificent but monotone displays of golden aspen leaves. But if you look carefully...

Fall colors in the Sierra Nevada are usually associated with the magnificent but monotone displays of golden aspen leaves. But if you look carefully in the pockets and canyons of its western slope, you will discover a wider variety of hues like this palette of pastels in Sequoia National Park.

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