Book Review – Treasured Lands: A Photographic Odyssey Through America’s National Parks » cosw37831
Cypress trees Reflected in Cedar Creek from Canoe, Congaree National Park, South Carolina by Q. T. Luong from Treasured Lands. (Click to see Large.)
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A Blog For the People and By Them: For Wilderness Lovers, Photographers, Collectors, Visionaries, Conservationists, Environmentalists, Monkey Wrenchers and Peaceful Revolutionaries.
Yes I think photographing landscapes is
an Art simply because you need to find
or see a subject within a subject and that
Is where the Art begins. I for one would
like to see more of this art to make other’s
More aware of how the world is being
Swallowed up by so-called progress.
Thank you