Monument Valley/Hunt's Mesa workshop, Part 2, April 2004

Monument Valley/Hunt's Mesa workshop
and Canyonlands trip, Part 2
April 2-8, 2004
by Norman Koren

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Magical location near Mystery Valley, about ten miles from Monument Valley. The land is not publicly accessable, and as a result, it's remarkably pristine. The Navajo have been remarkable stewards-- they care more about preserving the land's sacredness than turning a quick buck. Something to be grateful for.

When I asked our Navajo Guide, Tom Phillips, the name of the location, he laughed and said, "I call it Tom's place."

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Images and text copyright © 2004 by Norman Koren. Norman Koren lives in Boulder, Colorado, where he worked in developing magnetic recording technology for high capacity data storage systems until 2001. He has been involved with photography since 1964.