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The Wasatch in Black and White

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The Wasatch in Black and White

The Wasatch in Black and White

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Image Type(s): Scenery

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Created/Edited: Dec 20, 2009 / Jul 20, 2010

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The Wasatch in Black and White

The Wasatch range is a beautiful place no matter where your adventures take you. However there are some beautiful moments that seem to be enhanced by black and white photography. This album is an attempt to bring out those beautiful moments so please feel free to attach your images of the Wasatch in Black and White.

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A Dramatic View of Sundial Peak and Lake Blanche.... Just another day at church

A Dramatic View of Sundial Peak and Lake Blanche.... Just another day at church

The fog made for some intresting and beautiful light in the trees

The fog made for some intresting and beautiful light in the trees

The Sundial

Cilmbers standing on the edge of the Wasatch?

Cilmbers standing on the edge of the Wasatch?

Cardiac Ridge

BW splitboarder on Little Water Peak

BW splitboarder on Little Water Peak

Lake Blanche, Monte Cristo and The Sundial

Lake Blanche, Monte Cristo and The Sundial

Another scenic moment....

Another scenic moment....

A Dark and Spooky Morning in Willow Fork

A Dark and Spooky Morning in Willow Fork

The SLC Twins

Troy at the summit of North Willow

Troy at the summit of North Willow

Troy skiing the Dark and Dramatic.........

Troy skiing the Dark and Dramatic.........

Skinning up The Stairway to Heaven?

Skinning up The Stairway to Heaven?

Behold....The Power Powder Days

Behold....The Power Powder Days

The trail to Grandeur Peak

The trail to Grandeur Peak

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