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This Arch overlooks Canyonlands National Park. It is in a discrete place with only a few knowing how to find it. As I sat with a good friend and took these images I was thinking of how many wonders there really are in our world. Just in this image there are several wonders, at least to me. 

This magnificent arch with its columns and openings is one. It over looks another with Canyonlands National Park laid out in front of it. The night sky is full of stars with our galaxy spanning across the sky. In the middle window of the arch is a small red dot. This dot is the planet Mars. With all of this I was able to catch a falling star. That is the yellow streak next to Mars. I believe the falling star is yellow due to the fact it is so close to the horizon. And to add to that technology has come to a point, that you can take a shot like this with a camera. How Many wonders can you find?

This is a picture consisting of 5 shots stitched together to make the panoramic. I am often asked if the images are Photoshoped. They are not. I am fortunate enough to have meet and made friends with Royce Bair. He is an incredible photographer. He has been published in several magazines including National Geographic. It is because of incredible people like Royce, who will share their life long passion with someone else. That we can grow and become more than we thought possible. It was an incredibly serene night filled with wonders. 

Wonders of the World by Robert McKendrick