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John Van Benthuysen

"The poignancy of the photograph comes from looking back to a fleeting moment in a floating world. The transitoriness is what creates the sense of the sacred." ~Allen Ginsberg

Other images may be seen at my Flickr account, found at:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/johnutah/


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Shot on Kodachrome in the fall of 1984.

Photographed on film at the San Rafael Swell, west of Green River, Utah

The path from the bottom of the steps down from the road to the shoreline and beach of Lake Michigan.

A high dynamic range image of the local museum in New Castle, Colorado.

A barn on a long abandoned farm slowly makes its way back into the earth

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Between New Castle and Glenwood Springs, Colorado, this old county road bridge has been abandoned for years and spans the Colorado River.

A high dynamic range black and white image.

A miniature cottage for children, just off the main cottage. It looks to be mostly used for storage now.

A high dynamic range image of the Riviera Lounge in Glenwood Springs, Colorado.

Taken in Canyonlands National Park from a point above Kane Creek as it winds its way northward to the Colorado River.

A high dynamic range image of a winter's sunset.

A structure used to carry the power lines away from the Palisade Nuclear power plant and out onto the grid.

Beach grass and bare trees in the dunes above Ox Bow Lake in Saugatuck, Michigan.

Wintertime in the Talmadge Woods, a Hemlock and Beech forest in the dunes near Saugatuck, Michigan.

The State Flower of Colorad

Why texting and driving don't mix. There was a third car involved, but it had already been removed by the time I arrived. I love the expression of the fireman.

Found along Colorado Highway 139, north of Grand Junction.

Walking down West 57th Street in Manhattan, I came across this store window that was in the process of being re-dressed. I couldn't resist the photo of the strategically placed nude manequinns.

A key chain from my good friend Chap Freeman's aunt Gogi. I was fascinated with the miniature carved sailboat.