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This is the home page of Craig Hayslip. I made this website so I could show some of my photographs of nature and the places I have traveled around the world. I appreciate your coming here so I can share some of my experiences with you. I hope you enjoy what you see.

Please note that I have rescanned many of my older photos from trips to Africa and Asia. I have a new scanner that does a much better job than my old one so please take a look at the difference it makes.  I have also added many more photos to the African galleries.

Please excuse the lack of cohesion from page to page on this website. I use it to explore different ways of exhibiting photos on the web so there are many styles of galleries here.

This is what you can find here

• A little about me.
• Where I have traveled around the world.
• Photo Essays:
  • Road trip from New Mexico to Oregon
  • My trip to Costa Rica
• Photo Galleries
  • Africa Galleries
    • Wildlife
    • People and Places
    • Mountain Gorillas
      
  • Somalia Galleries  -  From when I  worked there in 1983
    • Wildlife
    • People and Places
    • Safaris
      
  • Asia Galleries
    • Trip to Asia from October 1996 to May 1997
    • Asia Wildlife Gallery
    • India Gallery
    • Nepal Gallery
    • Night Gallery with shots from my 2000 Asia trip
    • Panda Gallery
    • Tsukiji Fish Market, Tokyo
      
  • Marine Life Galleries
    • Marine Mammal Gallery
    • Albatross Gallery
    • Elephant Seal Gallery
  • Miscellaneous Gallery
  • 1999 Gallery
    
  • My sister's horses gallery
  • 2002 Galleries 
  • Kalama, Class of 1977 Gallery 
  • 2003 Galleries with photos of lightning, Bisti Badlands, Mesa Verde NP, and Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta
  • Dancyn Homepage - Friends Heather and John are sailing across the Pacific.
  • Trip to France Gallery - New!
  • Oregon Coast Photo Galleries - New!
    
• Links of interest.
• To see where I sometimes work and get a great view of Mt. Rainier on a clear day
  check out Crystal Mountain's Snowcam and Basecam.
• Mt St. Helens seems to be rocking and rolling lately. To catch a possible eruption check out the Volcanocam courtesy of the
  Mount St. Helens National Monument.
• Please sign my Visitor Book.

Copyright Craig Hayslip 2001-2004. All rights reserved. All photographs and graphics are created by me, please don't reuse without permission.

  Created: September 26, 1996. Last modified: January 27, 2007.

 

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