Canyon de Chelly: An Intimate Portrait

Stephen worked with Laura Tohe on a book on Canyon de Chelly, in the Navajo Nation, currently entitled Tséyi' / Deep in the Rock: Reflections on Canyon de Chelly. Laura is a Navajo poet and short story writer and Professor of English at Arizona State University. Laura writes about the canyon from the Navajo perspective, with stories concerning the history of the canyon as well as Navajo life there today. This book contains photographs taken in Canyon de Chelly over the last 25 years.

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Some images in the series:

: Looking West down the canyon from Spider Rock; Ice in stream near White House Ruins; Canyon floor from rim at Mummy Cave overlook; Ice in stream near White House Ruins II; Sandstone near Antelope House overlook; Sandstone at sunset, Junction overlook; Sandstone wave patterns, sunset, Junction overlook; Sandstone wave patterns, sunset, Junction overlook II; Canyon floor from Junction overlook; Cottonwoods in winter, Antelope House overlook; Dunes, near Junction overlook; Fence line on canyon floor; Canyon wall through trees, White House Ruin; Tamirisk near canyon mouth; Oak trees near canyon mouth in snow; Trees near canyon mouth; River from Mummy Cave overlook, winter; Canyon floor from near Junction overlook, winter; Canyon floor from near Junction overlook, winter II; Canyon floor from near Junction overlook, winter III

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