Articles from April 2011



Easter Bunny

Posted by Joshua Hardin on April 24, 2011

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Happy Earth Day & Good Friday!

Posted by Joshua Hardin on April 22, 2011

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The last six months in newsletters

Posted by Joshua Hardin on April 19, 2011

It’s hard to believe that it’s been six months since I announced the printing of the “Classic Colorado” book. I’ve started writing monthly emails to send to my customers and friends as a fun way to stay connected. Many of the email newsletters discuss seasonal themes or share stories of how I took particular images. […]

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Image of the Month: April 2011

Posted by Joshua Hardin on April 4, 2011

Spring is a great time to visit the canyon country of Northern Arizona and Southern Utah. Temperatures are not unbearably hot. Visitation by tourists is not yet at its summer highs. There may be wildflowers growing amidst the arches and sand dunes. The monsoon season isn’t yet upon the region making the chances for dangerous […]

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