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Quinn River and the Sentinel

June 1, 2018 D. Craig Young Leave a comment

I have been camped for a little more than a week with an archaeological team in the Quinn River Valley…

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Posted in: LightOpt Filed under: great basin, landscape photography, Quinn River, wildlife

Holiday at Planet X

November 24, 2017 D. Craig Young Leave a comment

One of my favorite respites from road-weary travel in the Black Rock – High Rock country of northern Nevada is…

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Posted in: LightOpt Filed under: great basin, landscape photography, smoke creek desert

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