mesa verde cliff palace
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Cliff dwelling ruins, Canyon de Chelly, Arizona
Date: 1915?
Lantern Slide Number: LS.1784
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Mesa Verde National Park, CO (Sept 2023)
Cliff Palace. You need a special tour guided by a ranger to access any of the cliff dwellings, and this hike involves climbing several long ladders along with many strangers. A fascinating, powerful place that has led me to researching more of the indigenous history of the place that I live.
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Engulfed in Memories to Share with Mesa Verde National Park by Mark Stevens
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A setting looking to the southeast while taking in views across cliff dwellings present at the Spruce Tree House in Mesa Verde National Park. This is from an overlook walk while I began hiking the Petroglyph Point Trail. My thought on composing this image was to capture of you of the cliff dwellings and have them run across the image center. I've pulled back a little more on the focal length so that I could include some of the trees and nearby surroundings as a foreground interest and have a layered look beyond. The cliff wall above was also important as it added to the setting and story for how the Ancestral Puebloan people would have to go up and down the walls to get to those dwellings.
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Cottonwood Canyon Cliff Dwelling
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Mesa Verde National Park - Cliff Dwellings in Colorado
Mesa Verde National Park was established in June of 1906 by President Theodore Roosevelt. It protects almost 5,000 archaeological sites, including 600 cliff dwellings!
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Exploring Ancient Wonders: Hiking in Mesa Verde National Park
Discover the Mysteries of the Past
As the sun casts its golden glow over the rugged landscapes of Mesa Verde National Park, you’ll find yourself stepping into a world where time has woven tales of ancient civilizations. This unparalleled destination invites adventure enthusiasts to embark on a journey through history, to hike and trek amidst the remnants of an ancient Puebloan culture. Get ready…
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Dwellings caved into the cliffs of Langeais, Touraine region of central France
French vintage postcard
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Sinagua cliff dwelling, Arizona
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Planned to Visit in 2020, But Delayed Because of a Pandemic to 2023! (Mesa Verde National Park) by Mark Stevens
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While walking the Petroglyph Point Trail and a view looking to the southeast to the Spruce Tree House and cliff dwelling. This is located in Mesa Verde National Park. My thought on composing this image was to pull back on the focal length and include the surrounding landscape to add flavor to this Ancestral Puebloan site and national park in Colorado. I liked the layered look with the nearby rock wall and trees that made it seem like a look beyond to those cliff dwelling on the other side of the mesa. I did some initial post-processing work making adjustments to contrast, brightness and saturation while playing around as I learned how to work with DxO PhotoLab 7. I then exported a TIFF image to Nik Color Efex Pro 4 where I added a Polarization, Foliage, and Pro Contrast filter for that last effect on the image captured. The caption for the image was a reference to the fact that I had planned to make this visit and trip in April 2020, but the world kind of shut down with the beginning of the Covid pandemic. I was able to plan out for this national park visit back in September 2023 and savored this moment as a "finally!"
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HARMONY IN STONE
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