Utah Juniper in Vermillion Cliffs National Monument — Image by kenne
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Monument Valley — B&W Image by kenne
Monument Valley
Carefully placed over time
As if time had stopped.
— Kenne
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A Tucson Sunset — B&W by kenne
The power of stories
and sunsets become
daily escape hatches
from the tragic realities
of human existence.
— kenne
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Doubtful Canyon Signpost — Panorama by kenne
A lonely sign
on the hill
has no
directions
if it did
we would
be doubtful.
— kenne
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Christmas Past: Holidays In New Orleans 2 comments
Royale Street in New Orleans (December 2014) — Image by kenne
For years, after celebrating Christmas with family and friends,
Joy and I would go to one of our favorite ‘getaways,’ New Orleans.
Big Easy dreaming
Strolling through the French Quarter
Existential being.
— kenne
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Death Comes On The Rocks 2 comments
Death Comes On The Rocks — Image by kenne
They lay on the rocks
Dead pines humming in the wind
High on the mountains.
— kenne
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Subway In The Sky 1 comment
Cable Cars Connect El Alto Plateau With La Paz In The Valley — Images by kenne
A PAZ and EL ALTO, Bolivia — In these two cities, geography and rank stand in inverse relation. La Paz — the seat of government, old money, and a lighter-skinned elite — sits in a valley. Above it on a high plateau is the frenetic city of El Alto: poorer, younger, and generally darker-skinned. La Paz has always looked down on its upstart younger sibling above.
Now, that relationship is being challenged, and this urban Möbius strip, where down is up and up is down, is getting a new twist. A mass-transit aerial cable-car system, a cross between a ski gondola and an elevated train, is being installed to better connect them, chipping away at the physical barriers and possibly some of the psychological ones. Read more here.
Subway In The Sky
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Blues Festival — Image by kenne
Missing live music
Summer festivals canceled
No blues on the move.
— kenne
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Storm Fence — Image by kenne
Today the sea is calm.
Shadows move on the sand.
Tonight the winds blow.
The moon on the water.
Moon beneath the winds.
Stars stay on the night.
— kenne
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Crushed — Photo-Artistry by kenne
I stood up to you
Yesterday.
What will I do
Tomorrow?
My heart goes away.
Blue Corpus Christi.
— kenne
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Ten Years After The Aspen Fire 2 comments
Ten Years After The Aspen Fire (July 31, 2013) — Images by kenne
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Moonscape 1 comment
Old Cars Abandoned By The Man On The Moon — Image by kenne On His Recent Visit.
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Tree At The Wave 1 comment
Tree at The Wave — Image by kenne
You can photograph trees
over and over and over
and tell a different
a story in everyone.
— kenne
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Wearing Facemasks In Public 3 comments
Okinawan School Boy (1967) — Image by kenne
I was stationed on the Japanise island of Okinawa for 18 months, 1967-68. During my stay, it was not uncommon to see some people wearing facemasks. This was something I was not use to seeing, so I asked why?
I was told that the person probably had a cold, and out of respect for others, they were hoping to not spread their germs. “Out of respect for others, ” I thought. How nice and novel. It told me a lot about the people of Okinawa. Since then, I have noticed that when I see someone wearing a facemask in public, they are of Asian descent.Â
Now that the world is experiencing a pandemic, it would be nice if we all showed respect for others by wearing a facemask in public. One of the things we have learned about this virus is that we can have it and not experience any systems, yet spread the virus. By showing respect for others, we can stop the spread of COVI-19. Wouldn’t that be novel?
— kenne
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Girl Scouts In Sabino Canyon (11/12/14)Â
One girl looks
at my guide
another
at her own —
so much to learn.
Together
we share
nature’s beauty.
Never too early
or late to start —
some by
asking questions,
others speaking
without a voice.
— kenne
Becoming is Superior to Being 