Central Utah, Abandoned Ranch, August 1993

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Image Title: Central Utah, Abandoned Ranch, August 1993

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By: Donald McKay
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Donald McKay {Karma:340}
Project	#20 Classic Landscape	Camera Model	Nikon F3
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio	Abysmal Crossing (notes)	Lens	Micro-Nikkor 55 mm
Uploaded	11/10/2003	Film / Memory Type	Ilford 400 iso
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Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
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About	From the Essay, Abysmal Crossing

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ilan Amihai {K:1835} 1/9/2004

maybe try the squre format for this picture and more contrast like the expl.
regards
ilan

Dennis Komis {K:3160} 11/11/2003

I keep coming back to this one

Donald McKay {K:340} 11/10/2003

Everyone lost. This is a desertified environment. There isn't water enough left in the western states to keep irrigating places like this one. Cattle grazed the land into oblivion, like they do in all semi-arid places where people are still desperate enough keep them. That having been said, I like deserts. They're empty.

ginger sorbara {K:59} 11/10/2003

Donald, the work looks great. I love this photograph. I'm glad to see it posted.
G

Katrin Aasa {K:740} 11/10/2003

Somebody did lose or nature did win?

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