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By: j esford

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Photographer	j esford {Karma:13518}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Canon PowerShot A95
Categories	Landscape Architecture Historical	Film Format	Digital JPEG High
Portfolio	National Park Pass Cool Stuff	Lens	Canon
Uploaded	5/7/2007	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
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Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - Camp Verde State - AZ Country - United States
About	Montezuma's Castle cliffside dwelling created during 12th century by the Sinagua Indians of the desert Southwest. Image taken 4/07 in mid afternoon under mostly clouded skies w/natural light

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frank wolf

{K:5392} 5/13/2007

hello j,
thge trees frame the important thing very well. i like it.

yours

frank

vanessa shakesheff

{K:68840} 5/9/2007

Love the textures and colour of the cliff ..interesting piece of history ..nessa

George Marks {K:15437} 5/8/2007

The second image was what I had been looking for. Thanks!

j esford

{K:13518} 5/7/2007

Sorry to disappoint you Geo. I chose this particular shot to emphasize it's scale. The craftmanship alone is exemplary, however as you know, it's built 100' off the valley floor.

5 story-20 rooms

George Marks {K:15437} 5/7/2007

I admire the way you framed the dwelling with the cottonwood trees, but I wish you had closed the distance by about a third. There is such good detail that can be captured here. Images like these always warm my heart because I grew up in the Valley and rarely have the opportunity to get back and visit and shoot lots of photos.

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