Chelly
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Chelly
Australia
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michelle lee
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Gretchen de ...
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In Canyon De Chelly Az. These are the famous cliff dwellings that Ansel Adams photographed. When I visited that area of the southwest a couple rolls of film were overexposed, particularly the ones from this area. I liked this shot anyway however and have worked on it with photo shop. The southwest in daylight is harsh and part of what one remembers about the area.
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Spider Rock is deep in Canyon de Chelly Arizona. The view here is from the rim of the Canyon about 900 feet above the floor of the canyon. A truely wonderfull view. This image was taken with the Nikon D70 with the 11-18mm Tamron lens
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Established in 1931 as a National Monument, Canyon de Chelly is within the Navajo Nation in Chinle, Arizona. The White House Ruins are located on the South rim drive of the canyon. The upper ruin of the White House ruins is located in a cave and the lower ruin rose high on the cliff walls, making access to the upper ruin possible. Canyon de Chelly continues to sustain a living community of Navajo people and is unique among National Parks, as it is wholly comprised of Navajo Tribal Trust Land, home to the canyon community.
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Amazing view of Canyon de Chelly, Arizona. Finished 4th in the Canyons challenge of the Mountains across the Globe group. Featured in America – Rural, Urban, Wild, Free.
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Spider Rock stands with awesome dignity and beauty over 800 feet high in Arizona’s colorful Canyon de Chelly National Park (pronounced da Shay). Geologists of the National Park Service say that “the formation began 230 million years ago. It stands windblown sand swirled and compressed with time created the spectacular red sandstone monolith. Long ago, the Dine (Navajo) Indian tribe named it Spider Rock. Stratified, multicolored cliff walls surround the canyon. For many, many centuries the Dine (Navajo) built caves and lived in these cliffs. Most of the caves were located high above the canyon floor, protecting them from enemies and flash floods. / This painting was created in my Grants Pass, Oregon Studio Original is sold 555 Views Featured in / Spirit of the Native American / First People of America
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Spider Rock is the distinctive geologic feature of the park, a 800 ft tall sandstone spire that raises from the canyon floor. Equipment: / - Nikon D300 / - Nikkor 18-70mm / - Tripod / Technique: / - Bracketed Five Exposures / - Tonemapped in Photomatix 3.2 / - Developed in Nikon Capture NX2
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument This Pictograph depicts a Ute Raiding party Canon 5D / Len 100-400mm f/4-5.6L IS USM / Shutter Speed – 1/100 / Aperture Value – 8.0 / EV 0 / ISO 100 / Focal Length – 340mm
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A twilight shot of Spider Rock in Canyon de Chelly National Monument, AZ. / Thanks for looking!
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It took all the magnification of my Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ12 (about 300mm) to get close enough to the ruins to appreciate them. Then it took some cropping and pixel additions to get a picture big enough to make it worth looking at. Then by layering the picture over a nice autumn maple leaf, the richness of color and texture in the rock walls overcame a bit of pixelation. And finally I have a picture worth printing as a memory of the last trip to Indian country with my hubby. Canyon de Chelly, a National Monument, is unique among National Park service units, as it is comprised entirely of Navajo Tribal Trust Land that remains home to the canyon community. NPS works in partnership with the Navajo Nation to manage park resources and sustain the living Navajo community. / /
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The Image shows the White House Ruins in Canyon de Chelly. Canyon de Chelly reflects one of the longest continuously inhabited landscapes of North America. It is comprised entirely of Navajo Tribal Trust Land that remains home to the canyon community. Equipment: / - Nikon D300 / - Nikkor 18-70mm / - Handheld / Technique: / - Taken One Exposure / - Bracketed in Nikon Capture NX2 / - Tonemapped in Photomatix 3.2 / - Developed in Nikon Capture
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Tim Scullion: Two towering rocks stand in Canyon de Chelly; the Dine (Navaho) call it the home of the Spider Woman—for me it brought up memories of the twin towers . . . / Canyon de Chelly National Park, AZ. / Canon EOS Rebel / 18-55 mm lens / ISO 100, f/11
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument Narbona Expedition The Navajos also knew disaster in their canyon. On a snowy day early in January of 1805, one of their villages suffered a surprise attack by Spanish Lieutenant Antonio Narbona and his military expedition deep in Canyon del Muerto. As they retreated in the snow, the warriors swiftly hid their families in a cave high up the canyon wall. Narbona’s men discovered the hiding place, and “they finished off the Navajos, the aged, hysterical mothers and crying babies, to the last person, Since the slaughter, the Navajos have called the place “Massacre Cave.” Canon 5D / Len 600mm f/4L IS USM / Shutter Speed – 1/800 / Aperture Value – 8.0 / EV 0 / ISO 100 / Focal Length – 600mm
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument is near Chinley Arizona. It’s unique among National Park service units, as it consists entirely of Navajo Tribal Trust Land that remains home to the canyon community. It preserves artifacts of the early indigenous tribes that lived in the area, including the Ancient Pueblo Peoples (also called Anasazi) and Navajo. This photograph shows part of the ancient “white house” in a cave high on the cliff.
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Canyon de Chelly, view from near the Antelope House Overlook. Equipment: / - Nikon D300 / - Nikkor 18-70mm / - Tripod / Technique: / - Bracketed Five Exposures / - Tonemapped in Photomatix 3.2 / - Developed in Nikon Capture NX2
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument Canon 5D / Len 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM / Shutter Speed – 1/200 / Aperture Value – 9.0 / EV 0 / ISO 100 / Focal Length – 53mm
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument Canon 5D / Len 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM / Shutter Speed – 1/40 / Aperture Value – 8.0 / EV 0 / ISO 100 / Focal Length – 105mm
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Canyons meander east and north of Spider Rock in Canyon de Chelly National Monument.
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This image is of the White House in Canyon de Chelly, Arizona. The Canyon is a beautiful area and the house gives a sence of history and mystery that is missing in Australia. This photo was taken with a Nikon D70. Featured in Natural Colour and Light
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Spider Rock in Arizona’s beautiful Canyon De Chelly.
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I crawled inside this rock to take this photo of the sunlight beaming down through the cracks.
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This photo was taken inside the canyon walls of Canyon De Chelly. It’s about a 1.5 mile walk into the canyon and the park management have changed it considerably. I don’t think it is nearly picturesque as my memories of 1985. / May 2008 /
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This came about as an attempt to resurrect the feelings I had when visiting this place. It is a beautiful and tragic place.
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Spider Rock rises 800 feet from the canyon floor in Canyon de Chelly on the Navajo reservation in Arizona. /
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