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The view through the trees with the backbone of some prehistoric creature jutting out of the river certainly captured my imagination! The canyon walls are alive with colors that are dominated by the yellows and golds. While the colors of the leaves are not balanced throughout, the sporadic speckles of reds gave it a nice contrast. Noticeable missing in this region were the reds. Many say it was due to the extensive and hard rains.
Letchworth State Park, NY, USA


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Lasting Images by Frank Kapusta Photography Farmington, NY. Proud Veteran My introduction to photography began back in my Navy days armed with a new Pentax K1000 and a Navy photographer's ID badge, I shot assignments in color and in black and white for my personal interests. In due time, I also learned the art of the dark room. Eventually, family and career took over where I had little time to devote to photography. Almost 30 years later and armed with a new Nikon D5100 and a 35-55mm kit lens my brother took me on my first photo-walk and I haven’t looked back since. While technology has changed, the technical aspects have remained the same. I spent the next several years experimenting with different disciplines and found that while...