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By: David Tasker
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	David Tasker {Karma:4281}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Fuji S2
Categories	Landscape Travel Nature	Film Format	Digital RAW
Portfolio		Lens	Tamron 28-200 (100)
Uploaded	11/23/2006	Film / Memory Type	Compact Flash Card
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Colorado River State - UTAH Country - United States
About	Whilst on the Colorado River in May 2005 the group that I was with (60 other photographers) walked through this small "keyhole". I couldn't understand why no one else saw this lovely image. Their mission was to explore Anazazi Indian Ruins. I can say that whilst the ruins were interesting from an historical viewpoint I was blessed with the interesting photo - well I think so. Many people have remarked on how much they like this when they see the print. Please, I welcome all comments

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David Tasker {K:4281} 1/12/2007

Thanks for your comment Laurie. I kind of like this as it somewhat different to my traditional landscape. One thing I learnt on that trip with 60 photographers is that there is always "your" unique perspective. The other thing I learnt is not to take tours because they cramp your style. Always the tour guide is saying " keep up, come on, we have to go now". Having said that I did take a tour for 2 weeks in Morocco and as a first time visitor to that country it was a wise decision but if I go back I would do more trips by myself - tours are a good introduction but nothing quite the same as discovering on your own.
In March I am of to Vietnam - on a tour - hahha - for 2 weeks but I have a feeling I will go back and have a good look around by myself without the constraints of a tour guide - have a care - do you want to email me at dtasker@netspace.net.au
Thanks
David T

Laurie J. Herndon

{K:5338} 1/10/2007

Hey David, don't know why no comments on this yet..I think it's a great shot. Love this area of Utah..been there many times myself. Been hanging at a new site you might enjoy called www.photo.net GREAT STUFF THERE LIKE USEFILM. Hope you holidays were great. Take Care.

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