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Photos by Volker Hunsche

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The Landscape Arch in Arches National Park stretches elegantly between two rocks. This arch is said to be the longest natural stone arch in the world. It has a span of 88.4 meters. Climbing on the rock arch was prohibited a few years ago due to concerns about the arch collapsing. July 1998
The Landscape Arch in Arches National Park stretches elegantly between two rocks. This arch is said to be the longest natural stone arch in the world. It has a span of 88.4 meters. Climbing on the rock arch was prohibited a few years ago due to concerns about the arch collapsing. July 1998
Volker Hunsche

USA / Utah / Arches National Park

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In July 1998, I was at Bryce Canyon again. A short hike leads from the canyon rim down to the floor, and from here everything looks completely different once again.
In July 1998, I was at Bryce Canyon again. A short hike leads from the canyon rim down to the floor, and from here everything looks completely different once again.
Volker Hunsche

USA / Utah / Bryce Canyon

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Bryce Canyon in Utah USA on 07.07.1992 - doesn't this rock formation look like a monument to the English Queen Elizabeth 1st?
Bryce Canyon in Utah USA on 07.07.1992 - doesn't this rock formation look like a monument to the English Queen Elizabeth 1st?
Volker Hunsche

USA / Utah / Bryce Canyon

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Once again, the Bryce Canyon in Utah / USA on 07.07.1992: Here, the palace of the Dalai Lama from Lhasa / Tibet seems to be replicated.
Once again, the Bryce Canyon in Utah / USA on 07.07.1992: Here, the palace of the Dalai Lama from Lhasa / Tibet seems to be replicated.
Volker Hunsche

USA / Utah / Bryce Canyon

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Bryce Canyon 1998. It is actually not a true canyon, as it was not formed by a river, but solely by erosion from wind and weather. What a color palette from dazzling white to all possible shades of red
Bryce Canyon 1998. It is actually not a true canyon, as it was not formed by a river, but solely by erosion from wind and weather. What a color palette from dazzling white to all possible shades of red
Volker Hunsche

USA / Utah / Bryce Canyon

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Grand Canyon 1998: The sun has just disappeared behind the North Rim
Grand Canyon 1998: The sun has just disappeared behind the North Rim
Volker Hunsche

USA / Arizona / Grand Canyon

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Grand Canyon 1998: the setting sun is still directly above the North Rim
Grand Canyon 1998: the setting sun is still directly above the North Rim
Volker Hunsche

USA / Arizona / Grand Canyon

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A rock formation in the Grand Canyon glows blood red in the light of the setting sun. July 1998
A rock formation in the Grand Canyon glows blood red in the light of the setting sun. July 1998
Volker Hunsche

USA / Arizona / Grand Canyon

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High above the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon stands a solitary tree that has taken root in a rock crevice. July 1998
High above the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon stands a solitary tree that has taken root in a rock crevice. July 1998
Volker Hunsche

USA / Arizona / Grand Canyon

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The already very low sun has cast long shadows in the Grand Canyon. The canyon floor and the Colorado River are already deep in shadow. July 1998
The already very low sun has cast long shadows in the Grand Canyon. The canyon floor and the Colorado River are already deep in shadow. July 1998
Volker Hunsche

USA / Arizona / Grand Canyon

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