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Website about protecting and preserving Americas rivers.

I heard about this website on a podcast I subscribe to, Mac Break Weekly by Leo Laporte and a panel of Mac enthusuiasts. It's pretty cool. If you're building a website, or doing anything you need help with what color palette to use, you should check this out. Choose or upload a photo and a palette of colors based on the colors in the photo will be generated automatically. Use it to help with art projects, website design, or even with decorating your home.

The Blog of a very good friend of mine, Jon Long.

Blog of my friend and former photography teacher, Darren Clark.

Photography Books and Photography Gallery including Mona Kuhn - Julie Blackmon - Nick Brandt - Jock Sturges - Sally Mann - Keith Carter - Linda Connor - Pentti Sammallahti - Terri Weifenbach - Volker Seding - Imogen Cunningham and Photo Books by Robert Frank - Lee Friedlander - Diane Arbus - Joel-Peter Witkin - Walter Chappell - Ted Kuykendall - Debbie Fleming Caffery - James Ware Pitts - Mark Klett - David Gibson - Edward Ranney

The Official Global GPS Cache Hunt Site

Despite intermittent rain, the bouldering excursion to Redcliff was fun and well worth the trip. This collection of boulders is located about twenty-minutes west of Vail in a fairy-tale like setting amongst pine and aspen trees.

Snowboarding can’t change a life. Carving four beautiful turns down an impossibly steep face isn't going to alter a person’s course through this world. Snow melts, but life doesn’t get any easier. Snowboarding, the mountains and wild places, they may provide a not-so gentle nudge forward, but deep seeded change can only come from within. Today, we're headed all the way from New York City's notorious Bushwick neighborhood to Whistler Blackcomb's ski slopes to discover how snowboarding helped transform a young woman headed for trouble. Stephanie McLawrence, a self-described bookworm from Brooklyn, brings us a story about finding a second chance in a first time.