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2015 Southern Utah Spring Safari
The thunderstorms that swept up into Southern Utah in early May provided our safari group with the towering cloud formations that landscape photographers dream of. That was the good news. The bad news was a bit too much rain came … Continue reading →
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Tagged Arizona Strip, Bird Photography, Brent Paull, Bryce Canyon National Park, Desert Bighorn Sheep, Grand Canyon National Park, Landscape Photography, Leeds Creek, Photo trips, Photography Safaris, Utah Photography, Wild Horses, Zion National Park
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