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CANNEFAX
Resist much...
...Obey little!
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Copyright © 2021 Raymond Cannefax. All rights reserved. No images or text from this website may be used without written permission from Raymond Cannefax
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Welcome -
I thank Ernest Hemingway for "What Reward, without Risk?" I thank Edward Abbey for all the wisdom he share. Great input from two of the 20th Century's greatest writers. I thank Sammy Freeman and Adnan Khashoggi for their lessons and guidance regarding business and life in general. Knowledge utilized throughout my life.
Chronicling The Wild that Remains is one reason for taking risks and obeying most rules tied to wilderness. Chronicling the Wild allows me to exhibit that which remains with photographs and words. I invite all visitors to comment.
Buffalo and wild Mustangs continue to roam the deserts, desolate canyons, mountains and plains. Wild they may be, gentle they are, unless threatened. Few things are as pleasing to me as being on the open range, close to these wild creatures, and chronicling their freedom. I moved to Moab, Utah, to be closer to the wild that remains and live in a home on the last city street on the east side of Moab, next to the wild, where white-tail deer eat most things I plant.
I will add the works of other photographers, artists and writers I come to know to this site, and www.PhotoMoab.com.
Follow the links to material that interests you. Photos to the right are additional links.
Recent Photography
CANNEFAX
The road rolls on forever...
Landsberg am Lech, Bavaria, Germany is where it all began
When America's biggest Ballroom was being turned into a Parking Lot, I promoted the Farewell Party for the world renown concert venue on Dec. 11, 1981.
'A Farewell To The Terrace' was the Queen's last event..
Well known Salt Lake City architect, Peter Emerson created the poster
under construction.
Enjoy.......
Starting with A Brand New Day at 6 AM the musical diversity helps expand our musical soul. KRCL has a streaming app for when you're on the road.
Additional poems are on that page.
Some works from Love & Disdain, are here as well.
This site is going through a complete remodel in order to make it more viewer friendly.
