Columbine Wildflower In Black & White — Photo-Artistry by kenne
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Columbine In Black and White 1 comment
Changing Colors Leave a comment
Columbine Changing Colors — Image by kenne
Yellow, sometimes white
Columbine on the mountain
Late fall, all alone.
— kenne
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End Of Summer 2 comments
“End of Summer” — Computer Art by kenne
It is not in the world of ideas that life is lived. Life is lived for better or worse in life, and to a man in life, his life can be no more absurd than it can be the opposite of absurd, whatever that…
— Archibald MacLeish
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I Will Touch A Hundred Flowers And Not Pick One 5 comments
Image by kenne
I will be the gladdest thing under the sun!
I will touch a hundred flowers and not pick one.
― Edna St. Vincent Millay
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Columbine On Box Camp Trail, June 2013 1 comment
Columbine On Box Camp Trail, June 29, 2013 — Image by kenne
There can only be one solution to any problem: a change in attitude and in consciousness.
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Yellow Columbine — I Bow My Head Leave a comment
Enso by kenne
The Universe lingers;
I bow my head.
— Ranzan
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In The Moment Leave a comment
Yellow Columbine — Grunge Art by kenne
“The only way we can be free in each moment
is to become what each moment is.”
— Steve Hagen
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Columbine Image with a Little Bokeh Added Leave a comment
Columbine with a Little Bokeh Added — Computer Art by kenne
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Mt. Lemmon Columbine 6 comments
Columbine Wild Flower On Mt. Lemmon — Computer Art by kenne
Flowers are to love
Look closely and you will smile —
Positive power.
— kenne
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The Columbine Wildflower, My Mountain Muse II 1 comment
The Columbine Wildflower, My Mountain Muse II
sometimes I whisper
to my mountain muse —
come to my place.
come tomorrow.
on the way home
I thought of her
the yellow strips,
the dividing line.
— kenne
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The Columbine Wildflower, My Mountain Muse 1 comment
Columbine Wildflower Computer Art — Image by kenne
Always so tempting,
like the daughters
of the mountain god
tempting me to climb
down the narrow ravine,
I walked by
talking to myself
hoping to not hear
the music of
my mountain muse.
We hiked miles
before I decided
to photograph
another columbine,
attracted by the sound
of the nearby stream
providing background vocals,
as sun rays kissed
her golden lips.
— kenne
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Expanding My Golden Columbine WildflowerConsciousness 1 comment
Expanding My Golden Columbine Wildflower Consciousness — Image by kenne
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Capturing The Moment, Again — Columbine Wildflower 7 comments
Columbine Wildflower On the Mt. Lemmon Meadow Trail — Image by kenne
The monsoon rains are bringing on the Mt. Lemmon wildflowers. One of my favorite wildflowers is the columbine. Even though I have a lot of columbine photos, it’s beauty always makes me feel as if I’m photographing it for the first time — something poetic about that, don’t you think?
Enjoy!
kenne
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Not Just Another Golden Columbine Wildflower 6 comments
Golden Columbine On Mt. Lemmon — Image by kenne
“Where the birds of spring, in their season sing,
Their spontaneous melodies;
Where the columbine and the stately pine
Stand quivering in the breeze;
Where the aspen tall hugs the trachyte wall,
And the wild rose bedecks the hill;
Where the willows weep, and their vigils keep,
On the banks of the San Miguel.”
— from “The Valley Of The San Miguel” by Alfred Castner King
