Arizona Fleabane — Images by kenne
Arizona Fleabane Wildflowers Leave a comment
Old Town San Diego Leave a comment
Old Town San Diego (June 20, 2017)– Images by kenne
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Our recent trip to San Diego involved going to some of the old “tried and true” places, one was Old Town San Diego., the birthplace of California.
— kenne
Lupine Wildflower On Mt. Lemmon Leave a comment
Lupine Wildflower on Mt. Lemmon (June 9, 2017) — Image by kenne
Sunrise In Lake Charles — Down On The Bayou Leave a comment
Sunrise In Lake Charles (May 22, 2017) — Images by kenne
Down On the Bayou
The cypress swamp around me wraps its spell,
With hushing sounds in moss-hung branches there,
Like congregations rustling down to prayer,
While Solitude, like some unsounded bell,
Hangs full of secrets that it cannot tell,
And leafy litanies on the humid air
Intone themselves, and on the tree-trunks bare
The scarlet lichen writes her rubrics well.
The cypress-knees take on them marvelous shapes
Of pygmy nuns, gnomes, goblins, witches, fays,
The vigorous vine the withered gum-tree drapes,
Across the oozy ground the rabbit plays,
The moccasin to jungle depths escapes,
And through the gloom the wild deer shyly gaze.
— Mary Ashley Townsend
My Yellow Rose Image 2 comments
My Yellow Rose — Image by kenne
Barn Owl Grunge Art And Words To The Wise Leave a comment
Barn Owl — Grunge Art by kenne
Somebody should tell us,
right at the start of our lives,
that we are dying.
Then we might live life to the limit,
every minute of every day.
Do it! I say.
Whatever you want to do,
do it now!
There are only so many tomorrows.
— Pope Paul VI
SH*T HAPPENS! 2 comments
“SH*T HAPPENS!” — iPhone Image by kenne
After years of hiking and photo excursions, today I damaged my first DSLR camera, and it happened to be my latest one — Nikon D500. While taking photos in San Diego’s Balboa Park, I dropped the camera and lens breaking the bayonet fitting between the camera and the Nikon 28-300 lens. Like so many accidents, it was the result of a careless mistake.
— kenne
