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In a mid-summer photograph of the stone columns in Chiricahua National Monument, nature's artistry is on full display beneath the scorching sun. The landscape is a mesmerizing blend of earthy tones, vibrant greens, and brilliant blue skies.

The prominent stone columns, also known as hoodoos, rise like ancient sentinels from the rocky terrain. These towering rock formations are sculpted by centuries of erosion, their tall, slender shapes resembling the spires of a grand cathedral. The stones themselves appear to be made of warm, rusty oranges and soft, muted browns, bearing the marks of time etched into their surfaces.

Surrounding the columns, the ground is covered in a lush carpet of emerald green grasses and vibrant wildflowers, a testament to the rejuvenating power of summer rains. The wildflowers add splashes of color to the scene, with shades of purple, yellow, and red vying for attention against the rugged stone backdrop.

The midday sun bathes the entire scene...

ROBERT C. HARRIS Scenic Landscapes and Wildlife Photographer Owner of: Lion's Gate Photography (www.lionsgatephoto.com and www.lionsgatephotography.com) "Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows." James 1:17. I fully believe that my gift of seeing the beauty of nature and recognizing the art form in objects is a gift from my heavenly Father. When I see beauty through my lens, I see His handiwork and I believe He has revealed that scene to me so that I may show it to others. My interest in photography began in middle school and continued throughout my career as a historian for various units in the United States Air Force. That is where I began...