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Hello - Welcome to my Blog. This Blog suppliments my website to provide a diary of my experiences photographing wildlife and nature throughout Australia and abroad. I hope you find the Blog interesting and the content and images cause you to reflect on how important it is preserve natural places and their inhabitants.

For me photography of the natural world is more than just pretty settings and cuddly animal photos. It's a concern for the environment and the earth all living creatures must share.

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Albatross, Goby, Nudibranch, Spoor Spider, Shark, Wolf.

But all animals are beautiful and deserve protecting and conserving.

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Friday
Feb272009

Arches National Park, Utah

All I can say regarding this area, which encompasses several national parks, is “awesome”. As you travel over the New Mexico/Colorado/Utah state line the geology literally changes before your eyes. Arches National Park is named for the large number of rock arches that are located within the area. The rock is red rock sandstone. The one aspect of the park that stays with you is the immense size of the monoliths – they are massive!

I discovered this knarled old tree just as the sun was setting.  I have no idea how old the tree is and can only summise it to be ancient.

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