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Death Valley and Mojave Desert 2005

Starting at Red Rocks, Nevada
Starting at Red Rocks, Nevada		 Climbers (lower left) at Red Rocks
Climbers (lower left) at Red Rocks		 Salsberry Peak in southern Death Valley NP
Salsberry Peak in southern Death Valley NP		 Chickory flower in Southern Death Valley
Chickory flower in Southern Death Valley		 Chia and green bug in southern Death Valley
Chia and green bug in southern Death Valley		 Wooster students at Devil's Golf Course
Wooster students at Devil's Golf Course
Sylvite and halite crystals growing in the Devil's Golf Course
Sylvite and halite crystals growing in the Devil's Golf Course		 The Badwater Turtleback
The Badwater Turtleback		 Folded rocks near Badwater in Death Valley
Folded rocks near Badwater in Death Valley		 Desert Tortoise in Owl Canyon, Mojave Desert
Desert Tortoise in Owl Canyon, Mojave Desert		 The Mojave syncline in Rainbow Basin
The Mojave syncline in Rainbow Basin		 Trona Pinnacles
Trona Pinnacles
Wooster students on Cambrian Limestone
Wooster students on Cambrian Limestone		 Kelso Dunes and Providence Mountains
Kelso Dunes and Providence Mountains		 Kelso Dunes; catching aeolian processes in action
Kelso Dunes; catching aeolian processes in action		 Ganites in the Providence Mountains
Ganites in the Providence Mountains		 Zoomed in on the Providence Mountains
Zoomed in on the Providence Mountains		 A Wooster student on basalt of the Cima volcanic field
A Wooster student on basalt of the Cima volcanic field
The spectacular tuff exposure at Resting Springs Pass
The spectacular tuff exposure at Resting Springs Pass		 The Wooster group at Rainbow Basin (photo by an innocent bystander)
The Wooster group at Rainbow Basin (photo by an innocent bystander)

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Mark A. Wilson 01-Sep-2008 00:03
Hello Brennan! Just saw your excellent webpages. I'll link to them from mine. Hope you are doing very well. Greetings from your old friends in Wooster.
Brennan Jordan 07-Apr-2005 23:41
Thanks for visiting my gallery. I have been pleased with the sigma-SD9. It has some limitations, but it is very good for the kind of subjects I commonly photograph. It is stunningly sharp under the right conditions and with good lenses (see original resolution versions of the pics).
Sam Antonio Photography 07-Apr-2005 21:13
I was in Death Valley the same time you were there. I will be posting my photos by next week or so. How do you like your Sigma camera? I have one their digital lens and I have been happy with it. Take care.
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