Let Me Be Your Teddy Bear (Cholla) — Image by kenne
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Let Me Be Your Teddy Bear (Cholla) 2 comments
Inside The Outside — A Snapshot 3 comments
Inside the Outside Snapshot — Image by kenne
La Milagrosa Canyon Leave a comment
La Milagrosa Canyon (HDR – High Contrast) — Image by kenne
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View Of Tucson From The La Milagrosa Canyon Trail Leave a comment
La Milagrosa Canyon HD Oil Painting Panorama — Image by kenne
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Fall Leaves After A Morning Rain Leave a comment

Fall Leaves After A Morning Rain On Mount Lemmon — Images in HD by kenne
there’s a dry cold air
remaining after a dawn rain
in the high desert mountains
not cold enough to snow
yet cold enough
to send a chill
throughout your body
the morning sunrise guides light
inside the dark forest
just ahead of a morning jogger
following a trail
forming a seam
across the forest floor
carpeted with leaves
of red and gold
dotted with raindrops
appearing to jump
as the returning light
glimmers through
each temporary dome
soon to disappear
beneath a winter blanket of snow
— kenne
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High Plateau Meadow In The Santa Catalina Mountains 3 comments
Beautiful Grass Meadow Along The Trail To Thimble Peak (In the distance to the left.) — Panoramic Image by kenne
The Rhythm Of Life Is The Sound of Silence 8 comments
The Rhythm of Life — Image by kenne
The rhythm of life,
you don’t have to see it,
you don’t have to hear it
if you feel the beat
the rhythm of life
is the sound of silence.
–kenne
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The Old Pueblo Celebrates The Dead In The All Souls Procession, 2013 Leave a comment
All Souls Procession — Image by kenne
Once a year a unique Tucson event, The All Souls Procession, takes place in which the public is given an opportunity to mourn, reflect, and celebrate the universal experience of Death, through their ancestors, loved ones, and the living. This year’s procession is this weekend in downtown Tucson. Last year was our first time to experience and this year’s event is expected to attract tens of thousands to participate and watch the procession that will follow a path of approximately two miles to Mercado San Agustin.
kenne
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“On A Clear Day, You Can See Forever” 3 comments
Lower Sabino Canyon with View of Tucson In The Background — image by kenne
The above image was taken from the Phoneline Trail in Sabino Canyon, January 20, 2012. The panorama image contain three photos taken with a Nikon D200, merged together using Adobe Bridge and Photoshop CS5. Click on the above image to have a larger view.
kenne
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Panoramic Views of The Rattlesnake Creek Area 2 comments
Panoramic view of Rattlesnake Creek area in the Santa Catalina Mountains, as seen from the Esperero Trail, which runs down to Stop 1 in Sabino Canyon with a view of Blackett’s Ridge above the canyon. This image was created from three photos merged using Photoshop Photo Merge in Adobe Bridge. Each image has a focal length of 28 mm and an ISO of 100. The camera is a Nikon D200. The Rincon and Santa Rita Mountains can be seen in the background.
Panoramic view of Rattlesnake Creek. This image was created from two photos merged using Photoshop Photo Merge in Adobe Bridge. Each image has a focal length of 28 mm and an ISO of 100. The camera is a Nikon D200. The Rincon and Santa Rita Mountains can be seen in the background.
Panoramic view of Rattlesnake Creek. This image was created from two photos merged using Photoshop Photo Merge in Adobe Bridge. Each image has a focal length of 28 mm and an ISO of 100. The camera is a Nikon D200.
— kenne
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