Tom Till

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1) Colorado, images from above

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An unusual trek across Colorado's landscape by plane and hot air balloons so the state could be photographed from the air.

2) Canyons of Utah

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Till, Tom

Pub. Date

2010

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From the burning reds of the Colorado River in flood to the lush greens of Zion Narrows, Canyons of Utah is a celebration of color and drama, photographed in Till's inimitable style. Complementing the photographs are four essays by Till's writer/daughter Mikenna Clokey, with subjects as diverse as meteor impacts, amazing archeological finds, and bear attacks on human visitors to the wilderness Tom Till's photographs of Utah Canyons reflect his life-long...

3) Utah, magnificent wilderness

Author

Till, Tom

Pub. Date

1989

4) Along New Mexico's Continental Divide Trail

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Till, Tom

Pub. Date

c2001

5) Outcroppings

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McPhee, John A

Pub. Date

1988

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Beginning with a fascinating introduction by McPhee on how he started writing about the West, this book is a topically arranged collection dealing with the geology and ecology of the western United States. It includes selections from McPhee's Rising from the Plains, Basin and Range, and Encounters with the Archdruid . The accompanying photographs, most of natural scenery, are excellent, but their captions are sometimes too spare. One also longs for...