NW on the Yaki Trail. Grand Canyon, Ariz. Have tried my best with films & filters and confidentially I am disappointed with at myself or at photography of today or at both, for surely even the stereographs fails to convey any idea of the beauty, the grandeur, the majesty, the colors of this great wonder of nature's forces. See if you can improve this with some different printing or emulsion or developer, may be possible
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NW on the Yaki Trail. Grand Canyon, Ariz. Have tried my best with films & filters and confidentially I am disappointed with at myself or at photography of today or at both, for surely even the stereographs fails to convey any idea of the beauty, the grandeur, the majesty, the colors of this great wonder of nature's forces. See if you can improve this with some different printing or emulsion or developer, may be possible.
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