Saguaro Sunrise — Image by kenne
In the morning sun
A tall cactus guardian
Shadows over me.
— kenne
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Death In The Desert Leave a comment
Dying Saguaro Cactus — Image by kenne
Death in the desert
Stands as if in defiance
Against gravity.
— kenne
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Saguaro Morning 1 comment
Saguaro Morning — Image by kenne
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The Wave In Coyote Buttes 5 comments
The Wave In Coyote Buttes, Vermillion Cliffs National Monument (March 2012) — Image by kenne
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Framed Around A Frame 2 comments
Sonoran Desert — Image by kenne
Framed around a frame
Cutaway in black and white
In a line of sight.
— kenne
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Sonoran Desert Landscape — HDR Image by kenne
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The Imperial Sand Dunes National Recreation Area west of Yuma, Arizona (July 26, 2023) — Image by kenne
The Imperial Sand Dunes, 20 miles west of Yuma, AZ, is one of the largest and most popular off-road vehicles
recreation areas in the United States, but not when the air temperature is 114 degrees as it was when we were driving
Interstate 8 back to Tucson yesterday.
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Horse Corral In Monument Valley — Image by kenne
Horses are the dolphins of the plains, the spirits of the wind;
yet we sit astride them for the sake of being well-groomed,
whereas they could have all the desire in the world to bolt,
but instead, they adjust their speed and grace, only to please us,
never to displease.
— Lauren Salerno
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Sabino Canyon — Multitude Of Contrasts 2 comments
Looking South from Lower Sabino Canyon — Image by kenne
desert’s beauty
a multitude
of contrasts,
silky petals
thorny stems
buds focused
energy of will
expected
appearance
belies timing
death by
a new day
— kenne
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A view of the Tucson basin from near Windy Point Vista with thimble peak in the center-right. — Image by kenne
March by march I puzzled through ’em,
turning flanks and dodging shoulders,
hurried on in hope of water,
headed back for lack of grass;
till I camped above the tree-line —
drifted snow and naked boulders —
felt free air astir to windward —
knew I’d stumbled on the Pass.
— from The Explorer by Rudyard Kipling
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Douglas Spring Trail — Image by kenne
On a chilly desert morning
we walk into sun rising
over the Rincon Mountains
in Saguaro National Park East.
— kenne
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Courtyard Door — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Bright desert colors
So sharp in the clear air
Art in Old Pueblo.
— kenne
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Always More Saguaros On The Sunny Side of A Hill ( November 8, 2022, in Sabino Canyon) — Image by kenne
Saguaros love sunlight, so the southern part of a ridge or hill will attract the growth of many saguaros.
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Yetman Trail — Panorama by kenne
beautiful vistas
where the desert speaks
by not disturbing
your solitude
— kenne
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Clouds Over The Catalinas — Image by kenne
The first month of the monsoon has not been good for Tanuri Ridge. It seems as if it has been raining
only somewhere else. For the month of July, we have received only about an inch.
— kenne
