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Horseshoe Canyon, on way to Drumheller, Alberta. Small size it definitely looks too complicated but at larger size the details sort themselves out. Do click on the image to see a larger version.
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George, I like the detail in the larger version of the image. I would think that a print of this one would look fantastic.
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