Archive for the ‘Capturing Nature’s Moments’ Tag
Chiaroscuro Sky Over The Catalinas — Image by kenne
Above the Catalinas,
the sky sharpens into
shadow and flame—a chiaroscuro sky,
each edge cut bold against the light.
The mountains hold their ground,
stone shoulders darkening
beneath the storm’s bright weight.
In this high contrast of heaven and earth,
the desert waits,
every ridge and ravine
alive with the promise of rain.
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Vermillion Cliffs National Monument — Image by kenne
Boots in desert sand,
a hidden canyon opens—
stone shaped into waves.
Hand upon the curve,
motion carved into stillness,
time becomes the tide.
Heat of noon above,
I stand inside the silence,
carried by the earth.
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Mexican Yellow Butterfly on Mexican Bird of Paradise — Photo-artistry by kenne
Yellow wings hover,
on blooms of flame and sunlight—
desert joy takes flight.
Petals hold the breeze,
while gold sips from burning red—
summer tastes of fire.
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Painted Lady Butterfly — Image by kenne
Wings like brushstrokes glide,
painted lady on the breeze —
petals bow in awe.
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Broad-billed Hummingbird — Image by kenne
“In the fluttering dance of the hummingbird,
I remember to embrace the fleeting moments
and savor the sweetness of life.”
— Anonymous
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Common Sneezeweed On Mt. Lemmon — Image by kenne
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Mourning Doves Looking For A Nest Building Place — Image by kenne
“The mourning dove is a carrier of faith and love. Whenever I am faced with the storms of life,
I don’t have to fret because peace and protection are assured.
This peaceful spirit can call upon the tranquillity around me in times of stress or uncertainty.”
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Nais Metalmark Butterfly — Image by kenne
There are several species of small butterflies with an orange-brown base color, marked with black,
white and brighter orange. The metalmarks such as this one also have some metallic-looking specks
that are visible with changing light angle.
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Marine Blue Butterfly — Image by kenne
This butterfly can be identified as a Marine Blue by the narrow cream and broader brown bands
on its ventral wing surfaces and the two small eye-spots on the hindwings.
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Honey Bee On A Chicory Blossom — Image by kenne
Photographing Spring
Capturing nature’s moments
With eyes wide open.
— kenne
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