Lupine Art — Painting by kenne
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This Old House — Computer Painting by kenne
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Cooper’s Hawk in Mesquite Tree — Painting by kenne
— Bob Kuhn (Wildlife Artist, One of the Tucson 7)
Eastern Bluebird Sitting On The Fence — Painting by kenne
— Henry David Thoreau
Cactus Blossom Art by kenne
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Forest Floor In the West — Abstract Art by kenne
Almost 100 fires and complexes are burning over one million acres across the United States. Thousands of wildland firefighters
and support personnel are assigned to incidents. To date, 34,411 wildfires have burned 2,255,218 million acres.
Now more than ever, we need your help to prevent wildfires. When you work and play in our precious public forests,
parks and rangelands, it is critical for you to be fire safe. Have spark arresters on equipment and vehicles like chain saws,
motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles. Exhaust systems on any vehicle can easily ignite vegetation, so drive and park in
designated areas keeping off and away from dry grass and brush. Taking these simple steps can keep our natural resources
from going up in smoke. — National Interagency Fire Center
Sonoran Desert Fades (Easter Sunday) — Photo-Artistry by kenne
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Window Of The Past — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Window of the past
Weathered by sun, wind, and rain
A patch here and there.
–kenne
Ventana Canyon — Photo-Artistry by kenne
A light drizzle fail
We move quickly down the trail
On a late fall day.
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Mexican Metalmark –Photo-Artistry by kenne
— Rainer Maria Rilke
Desert Scene Painting — Photo-Artistry by kenne
— Paul Klee
Greater Roadrunner In Patio Olive Tree — Photo-Artistry Image by kenne
“A medium of communication is not merely a passive conduit for the transmission of information
but rather an active force in creating new social patterns and new perceptual realities.”
— Leonard Shlain
“The Reader” — Photo-Artistry by kenne
— Anonymous
Del Sol on the Pascua Pueblo Yaqui Reservation — Digital Painting by kenne
You are an enchanted flower wilderness world, you are an enchanted wilderness world, you lie with see-through freshness. You are an enchanted wilderness world, you lie with see-through freshness, wilderness world. Over there, in the center of the flower-covered wilderness in the enchanted wilderness world, beautiful with the dawn wind, beautifully you lie with see-through freshness wilderness world. You are an enchanted wildness world, you lie with see-through freshness, Wildness world. -- Yaqui Deer Song
Blues Musician, Sherman Robertson at the Old Rhythm Room in Houston (July 2004) — Digital Painting by kenne
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