Landscape Archives - Adam Elliott Photography

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Cliffside Water Pocket

A deep water pocket high above the road in Zion's Upper East Canyon. In pioneer times this water hole was boarded up to supply, i would imagine, a water tank for cattle far below.

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Kona and Jimmy

A boy and my dog explore a sea of mountains

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Success!! This is what I had come for and the view lived up to my expectations. Walking/crawling along the top of this ridge is not for people scared of heights. There is a lot of exposure and the rocks are not stable.

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The Alaskan Pipeline

A pair of landrovers are dwarfed by the scale of the north slope. The famous pipeline snakes across the arctic tundra. The primitive Brooks Mountains rise in the distance.

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Walrus Lake

A beautiful lake below a pass in the Chugach Mountains.

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Blackstone, Northwestern and Concordia Glaciers

At least 5 glaciers slide out of icefields that are 6 miles wide, in the back of Blackstone Bay.

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Yellow Flower Still LIfe

It's been so long i can't remember what flower this is. It was on the side of our house when we had a lot of Tiger Lilies, but they were orange. I liked that there was this little entry like a launching tube on a spaceship. The shaft had sticky nectar around it to catch pollen.

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Copper River Headwaters

If you've ever seen "Copper River Salmon" on a restaurant menu or in a market then this may be where they were born. The headwaters of the Copper River originate in this valley and the valley to immediate west, with Mt. Blackburn towering in the distance at 16,390 feet.. Tanada Lake shimmers along the valley floor. Tanada Lake and Copper Lake were once the same lake, until a big alluvial fan developed in the middle. Now the lakes are separated by two miles and water from Tanada Lake has had to find another route into the Copper River.

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