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An example of the many Signed & Numbered Limited Edition
outdoor scenes available from Blackhawk for framing.
All Photography Copyright 2005 Gary D. Courtney

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The author on a backpacking photography expedition,
on the flank of Mount Sheridan above Vallecito Creek,
in the 13,000-foot peaks of the Weminuche Wilderness.
(Hiking up into the rain clouds.)

Photo by Whittaker Courtney.

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