Sonoran Street — Image by kenne
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Alamos Stairway — Image by kenne
― Possession
Hacienda de los Santos Setting Room — Photo-Artistry by kenne
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Hacienda de los Santos Lobby (Alamos, Sonora) — Images by kenne
— from “Vida efimera” (Ephemeral life)
Alamos Patio (Hacienda de los Santos) — Photo-Artistry by kenne
We share tequila
A dash of salt and lemon —
Love potion nectar.
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Alamos, Sonora Farmers Market — Black & White Image by kenne
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Ronstadt Generations Live at Teri’s Bistro, Alamos, Sonora (January 26, 2016)
— Images and Video by kenne
(Short Video Clip by kenne)
Pulled these images and video clip out of my January travel archives in memory of Mike Ronstadt
(August 25, 1953 – August 7, 2016)
— from Beyond the Blues by Tom Russell
Mayo Woman Alamos, Sonora– Computer Art by kenne
— Sonoran Desert Sutras by Luis Alberto Urrea
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“At The Edge Of Town” (Near Alamos, Sonora) — Image by kenne
Ronstadt Generations Sitting On A Park Bench (Michael, Alex and Petie) — Image by kenne
In a park somewhere is Sonora, as we were returning to Tucson from several days in Alamos, I captured a photo as Michael, Alex and Petie set in the midday sun waiting for the motorcoach to be gassed up. I later layered in a guitar creating this Photoshop image. These guys were an important part of our trip to Alamoa, Sonora.
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One of the courtyards at Hacienda De Los Santos in Alamos, Sonora — Image by kenne
The Ghosts Of Alamos — Grunge Art by kenne
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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
Morning is Bright — B&W Image by kenne
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Black and White by Man In A Room
Petie, Michael and Alex of Ronstadt Generations (January 26, 2016, Alamos, Sonora) — Images by kenne
The was a time in 2014 when the entire Rio Sonora valley was effected by a chemical spill at the Grupo Mexico copper mine in Cananea, The spill caused the closing of 29 wells that provided 95 percent of the population near the Rio Sonora. In addition to cutting off municipal drinking water alone the Rio Sonora, the spill destroyed the dairy industry and farming, killed wildlife and impacted all other aspects of life along the 180 miles of prime riparian habitat.
This ecological disaster inspired Michael Ronstadt to write “Rio Sonora” telling the story of the Sonora river acid spill. On several occasions during our trip to Alamos, Sonora the Ronstadt Generations performed “Rio Sonora” and on one occasion I was able to video it.
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Alamos Street Dog — Grunge Art by kenne
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Becoming is Superior to Being 