CALIFORNIA<br>In the BeginningCan you imagine yourself an explorer whose wanderings make you the discoverer of a new world? Naturalist photographer Greg Lawsons California image collection conjures up just such a possibility with page after page of Golden State imagery featuring flora and fauna along with landscapes and seascapes with little visible impact by the footprint of man. In height, in depth; in heat, in cold; in magnificence and even in mediocrity, this land proves to

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"Hell of a Place to Lose a Cow" said Teddy Roosevelt on his visit to the place we now call Bryce Canyon National Park

The South Rim of Grand Canyon at Lipan Point features wintering elements

208 pages of images produced exclusively on film

Texas slowly mesmerizes

An apple tree in blossom time

Autumn colors in Central Park

imposing monuments

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this natural arch in the Alabama Hills of California's Eastern Sierra has been tagged as Mobius Arch

One can imagine that it was very gratifying to witness this early morning visitor approach to quench its thirst in the wilds of the southern continent

Monsoon storm activity enlivens all the senses while quenching the thirst of the Verde River Valley