Aspen Sun (Mt. Lemmon) — Computer Art by kenne
Fall colors abound
Red, orange, golden yellow
With Douglas Fir green.
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Aspen Sun (Mt. Lemmon) — Computer Art by kenne
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Fall Festival Art by kenne
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Computer Art by kenne (December 2007)
The 5th time I have posted this image on my blog.
Decatur Street
Buildings
bending with age
downward
outward
fading colors
open shutters
flower pots
balconies
weathered walls
cracks
street artists
paintings
coffee and beignets
Café du Monde
House of the Blues
Decatur Street
once Levee Street
Decatur Street
river
Mississippi River
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Computer Art by kenne
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Indigo Blue (First Posted September 2012) — Image by kenne
Indigo Blue
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Magic Mushroom On Mt. Lemmon — Computer Art by kenne
I went on this magical trip…
Out of reality, in a fantasy world,
Everything seemed to be so peaceful and perfect!
All harmony… no hate…
I soon realized I got to see the raw truth of reality,
but from a different point of view,
of contrasts and with no metaphors nor euphemisms.
— from Magical Trip By Sofia Rocha

Two-tailed Swallowtail Butterfly Grunge Art by kenne
— Dylan Thomas
Computer Art by kenne
Wildflower Art — Image by kenne
Hardship In Houston
Brighten by a wildflower
Lighting up each day.
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Computer Art by kenne
Sunny in the park
Play ring around the rosy
No problems today.
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Two-tailed Swallowtail Butterflies — Grunge Art by kenne
— Hans Christian Andersen
Computer Art by kenne
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Computer Art by kenne
In August of 2011, I created this artwork from a photo daughter Kate took the first time they left Ft. Collins. At that time they were moving back to Texas, but the stay didn’t last long before they moved back to Ft. Collins.
When they made a move back to Texas, I did a blog posting, “Hope is Coming to Texas.” Hope is now on the move again from Ft. Collins but this time to New Hampshire. The journey begins today, and once again they will see wind turbines.
The wind turbines keep on turning and Kate, like me keep chasing them like Don Quixote — “The truth may be stretched thin, but it never breaks, and it always surfaces above lies, as oil floats on water.”
In the posting six years ago I shared the following poem. Since I haven’t yet written one on Kate and family’s latest move, this one will have to suffice.
Windmills of Hope
Arriving in Texas
where pickups are still king
Yellow buses grazing
under a cotton-ball sky
Extreme traffic on the right
sensible on the left
Just remember
I ain’t your dude
You can’t buy me with
a “Two-Step” lottery card
Make it a beer or two
at the old saloon
Times are different
so continue lying to me
kenne
Mexican Bird of Paradise Art by kenne
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Log — Computer Art by kenne
The classic philosophical debate on perception and observation.