Synopsis "Wind, Water & Time: Canyons of the Southwest"
Landscape, wildlife and conservation photographer Larry Rogers shares some of his best photographs from years of exploring canyons across the southwest United States. The tour follows a route from Las Vegas, Nevada, to Moab, Utah, with stops at five national parks, one national monument, four state parks, three Navajo Tribal Parks, and one off-the-beaten-path but unique ancient pictograph location. You will see stunning two-page, high resolution images including preserved footprints of early man, the towering walls of Zion National Park, stone pinnacles of Bryce Canyon, ancient climbing handholds of Lower Antelope Canyon and much, much more. His accounts of the places he visited and techniques he recommends for photographing in challenging wild nature situations will be valuable to the first-time visitor and the serious photographer wanting to get the best possible images from a visit to these iconic national treasures. The book itself is a beautiful addition to any Americana collection as well as a conversation-starter for sharing your own experiences in America's premier national parks, state parks, and Navajo lands - 60 pages in all.
