By Paul Cloutier

6 February 2007

The american southwest has to be one of the most photogenic parts of the world. From the crazy endless vistas to the geologic freakouts, to the roadside oddities there really is just and infinite number of photos waiting to be taken. I try to take a trip back there about once a year.

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