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David Kehrli Photography

David has an extensive collection of fine art photographs from Alaska, Canada, Colorado, Arizona, California, Utah, and Nevada. The majority of his pieces are landscapes, but he also excels in macro photography. You will discover famous places and the not so famous! He makes use of leading lines,
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The Grand Opening of my new web site for selling my photos

March 15, 2016

My web URL is www.DavidKehrliPhotography.com

Skull Rock in the Joshua Tree National Forest in southern California
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A new photography web site is available for purchases!

March 15, 2016

I have created a new web site online to sell my fine art photographs.  You can see all 250+ of them at www.DavidKehrliPhotography.com.  Please check it out.

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I watched as the shadows climbed up the trunks, until they were on just half of the bright branches before taking this picture.