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  QT Luong is a full-time photographer and author with a broad range of work on natural and cultural landscapes, noted for being the first to photograph each of the 60 US National Parks - in large format, the subject of Treasured Lands, winner of six national book awards.

  
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• Recent Posts

  • Least-visited in Mesa Verde: a New Angle on Square Tower House
  • Wetherill Mesa: the Quieter Side of Mesa Verde National Park
  • Photographing Oak Flat and Warner Point Trails in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
  • Treasured Lands 2019 Wall Calendar
  • Visiting the Hanford Site: Inside the World’s First Nuclear Reactor
  • Hanford Reach National Monument: From the Bomb to Nature Refuge
  • Lessons From Losing a Week of Photos to Memory Card Failure
  • Twice the Same River: Photographing Tinkers Creek Gorge, Cuyahoga Valley National Park
  • Photographing Wet Places in a Dry Land, Mammoth Cave National Park
  • Polarizing Filters and Vignetting on a Sony FE 24-105 f/4: Filter Comparison
  • Polarizing Filters and Vignetting on a Wide-Angle Lens: Corrections in Processing
  • Utilizing Weather in Shenandoah
  • Photographing Waterfalls in Whiteoak Canyon, the scenic gem of Shenandoah National Park
  • How to Charge Digital Cameras in the Field
  • Photographing Cataloochee, the quieter side of the Great Smoky Mountains

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  • QT Luong on Photographing Oak Flat and Warner Point Trails in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
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  • Shelly Gunderson on Photographing Oak Flat and Warner Point Trails in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
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  • Greg Rodgers on Photographing Oak Flat and Warner Point Trails in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
  • Utomo Tjipto on Photographing Oak Flat and Warner Point Trails in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
  • QT Luong on Treasured Lands 2019 Wall Calendar
  • Randy Moe on Treasured Lands 2019 Wall Calendar
  • Randy on How to Charge Digital Cameras in the Field
  • Duncan on Visiting the Hanford Site: Inside the World’s First Nuclear Reactor
  • Michael Jensen on Hanford Reach National Monument: From the Bomb to Nature Refuge
  • Jackson Frishman on Hanford Reach National Monument: From the Bomb to Nature Refuge
  • QT Luong on Lessons From Losing a Week of Photos to Memory Card Failure

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