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Note: The photographs and text below are from a trip taken in April, 1999. A year later in April, 2000 I lead a landscape photography workshop to this same location. For a portfolio of images from that trip, as well as work by some of the workshop's students and co-instructor Steve Kossack, please seeMonument Valley 2000. A visit toCanyon de Chellydone on the same trip will be of interest. So, you want to get away from it all.  If so, then these are the places to go.   In addition to being about as far from civilization as you can get in the lower 48 states, they also happen to be two of the most spectacular locations for photography in the Southwest. As usual when planning a trip ...

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