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HCN Reader Photo: A Still Moment at Navajo Arch

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Stephanie Paige Ogburn | Oct 06, 2009 09:20 AM

Navajo Arch

Fall, for me at least, is the time of still moments, of stepping back and watching silently as the light shifts and the colors change. This photo, by Flickr user juliaahbell, while black and white, seemed to capture that feeling perfectly.

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sandra

Oct 19, 2009 12:27 AM

Thanks for the memories. My blood pressure dropped 30 points just looking at this deliriously beautiful photo and remebering Desert Solitaire and Edward Abbey.

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