
Aspen Fall Colors On Mt. Lemmon — Abstract Art by kenne
A tangle of leaves
Shimmering in a light breeze
To its own music.
— kenne
Aspen Fall Colors On Mt. Lemmon — Abstract Art by kenne
— kenne
Succulent Graveyard (Normally drought resistant plants having trouble surviving.) — Images by kenne
When we moved to Tucson eleven years ago, a small patch of succulents (a type of aloe) grew on the rocky slope next to the house. I have not watered them, but the past year we have had very little rain; many have died, and those not dead the tips have dried up in an attempt to save the plant. There were no flowers this spring.
So, I decided to pull up each plant. For several days I spent early mornings pulling up each aloe plant. Now I have to bag what remains.
— kenne
View Above Hutch’s Pool In the Santa Catalina Mountains — Image by kenne
— John P. Milton
A Grove of Saguaros in Sabino Canyon — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Esperero Trail In Sabino Canyon — Panorama by kenne
Winter Near The Santa Cruz River North Of Nogales, Arizona — Image by kenne
— Rabbi Tarfon
Abstract Nature (If you look carefully, this is landscape art.) — Computer art by kenne
On the road in Colorado.
— kenne
Water Over the Dam — Computer Art by kenne
. . . is it just water over the dam?
kenne
Caesalpinia pulcherrima, Red Bird of Paradise — Computer Painting by kenne
I HIDE myself within my flower,
That wearing on your breast,
You, unsuspecting, wear me too—
And angels know the rest.
I hide myself within my flower,
That, fading from your vase,
You, unsuspecting, feel for me
Almost a loneliness.
— Emily Dickinson
Douglas Spring Trail Panorama Image by kenne
— kenne
Alamos Flowers — Images by kenne
(Click on any of the images for larger view in a slideshow format.)
— from “Lines Written in Early Spring” by William Wordsworth
Hacienda de los Santos Entrance — Images by kenne
Jim and Nancy Swickard purchased the 300-year-old Hacienda in 1989 and renovation became their obsession. Along with daughter Jamie, her husband Ramon their devotion to details has helped create a truly luxurious hideaway with a genuine flavor of Old Mexico. Without question, Hacienda de los Santos is the crown jewel of Alamos, one of Mexico’s most splendid colonial cities. Once you enter this colonial village, you’ll experience the feeling of a different age, the romanticism of Spain and the sweetness of Old Mexico.
Merle Hansen, 74 (Newman Grove, Nebraska)
— from “Coming of Age – The Story of Our Century By Those Who’ve Lived It” by Studs Terkel