Photography and Production Ken Chan 10. 2009 California Automatic advance American Deserts Music : Ennio Morricone.

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Photography and Production Ken Chan California Automatic advance American Deserts Music : Ennio Morricone

This show illustrates the natural beauty of the deserts in the American southwest, covering the states of Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah See if you recognize the following places Arches Canyonlands Mesa Verde Black Canyon Cedar Breaks Monument Valley Bryce Canyon Death Valley Valley of Fire Canyon de Chelly Grand Canyon Zion

Dont they remind you of your favorite western movies

This land is grand Monument Valley at sunset

Grand CanyonBlack Canyon

Canyonlands looks equally grand

Want to get down to the bottom of a canyon? Try Canyon de Chelly - it is accessible and beautiful

The colorful Navajo sandstone formation

I am sure you know the red color is due to the soils iron content iron + air + water = rust Remember your high school chemistry?

Looks like this valley is on fire – it is so named Valley of Fire

This place near the Arizona-Utah border is called wave It is a paradise for photographers

Would be a good place to play hide and seek

Delicate carving of the soft sandstone by wind and water

A massive display of natures carvings in Bryce Canyon

Looks too fragile to lean on

Better pray they dont crumble when you are down there

Pharaoh talking to a veiled woman Balance rockThree wise men

Round the clock sentry

King Kongs hand

No Match

The famous Delicate Arch Arches National Park

Small one : a natural window

A hole is formed by erosion Over thousands of years the hole enlarges, forming a natural bridge Life of an arch / natural bridge (from left to right) The bridge gets too thin and finally collapses Notice two new holes are developing

Big one Sand particles are produced by rock erosion Over millions of years, they are piled together by wind into small one This one can swallow you Sand Dunes

This dwelling ruin in Mesa Verde is well preserved Did people actually live here? Yes, this land has been home to Native Americans for thousands of years

They left behind these petroglyths

This spectacular view from Angels Landing in Zion is your reward for hiking uphill for 3 hours It does not look all dry and dead from here

There are even trees (Checker Board in Zion)

There were trees back million of years ago The Petrified Wood is the evidence

This living cedar at Cedar Breaks is more than 1,000 years old

The giant Saguaro Cactus is a symbol of these deserts

Cactus flowers are beautiful close up But watch out for those spines

Spring wildflower blossom forms a yellow carpet in Death Valley

Indian paint-brush Desert 5 spots Some of the Wild flowers in the region

Heard of Columbine ? It is the name of the state flower of Colorado

Even these unknown species are equally beautiful

I am sure you dont mind these little creatures Remember this is the wilderness

Trees thrive along riverbanks

There must be water under the dry soil

Plenty under the leaking roof of this cave

So there is water between these rocks

or on top of this mesa

It is a living desert The End