“Ready to Blow in the Wind” — Computer Art by kenne
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Ready To Blow In The Wind — Two Computer Art Images 2 comments
Beetle Homecoming 3 comments
A Sneezeweed blossom hosts a beetle homecoming. (July 31, 2015, Mt. Lemmon, Arizona)– Image by kenne
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Towering Clouds — A Follow-up 2 comments
This is an image taken a few hours after the previous posting, “Towering Clouds”
— Image by kenne
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Towering Clouds 2 comments
Towering Clouds Over the Lower Ridge of the Santa Catalina Mountains (July 28, 2015)
— Image by kenne
We a 10% chance of rain with 30% later today —
these clouds are a good sign the mountains
may at least get some rain later today.
— kenne
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A Brief Conversation On The Trail 1 comment
Dave, Elisabeth and Phil on Mt. Lemmon Trail. — Computer Art by kenne
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The Flower, . . . 2 comments
Golden Columbine (Aquilegia chrysantha) — Image by kenne
The flower,
without it
there would be
no humanity.
— kenne
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Golden Toadstool 1 comment
Golden Toadstool — Image by kenne
The golden toadstool
a throne for the prince of toads
upon which he waits.
— kenne
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White Edges On Yellow 2 comments
“White Edges on Yellow” — Image by kenne
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Gone to Seed Leave a comment
Gone to Seed (The Meadow Trail on Mt. Lemmon, June 19, 2015) — Image by kenne
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Storms Over The Santa Catalina Mountains 6 comments
Storms Over The Santa Catalina Mountains North of Tucson, Arizona — Image by kenne
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Early Morning Hike 3 comments
Early Morning Hike – Image by kenne
Early Morning Hike
Moving through the vibrant air,
Time past and time now.
— kenne
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Gibraltar Rock, Sedona Leave a comment
Gibraltar Rock, Sedona — Image by kenne
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Old Western Bunk House
Off the Juan Bautista de Anza National Historical Trail
near the Santa Cruz River.
— Computer Art by kenne
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Orange Sunset 2 comments
Orange Sunset — Image by kenne
Five years ago we moved to Tucson, Arizona from The Woodlands, Texas (located north of Houston). Then as now, our friends and family couldn’t believe we were leaving our home of over 25 years. There is still plenty of discussion as to whether it was a good move or not.
As a visitor to the site, you know my images reflect my appreciation for Arizona’s beauty. But, what about the heat, “it’s hot in the summer time,” you say. Yes, the temps are high, averaging 101 degrees for a high in July.
As most people know, dry heat is more comfortable than humid heat. Example: Yesterday it was 99 degrees in Tucson, but felt like 93 degrees. Houston had a high of 93 degrees, but it felt like 99 degrees. Additionally, in Tucson if it’s too hot to spend much time outside, in a 45 minute drive we can be on Mt. Lemmon where yesterday’s high was 69 degrees.
Let’s face it, since I think in art I’m just trying to confirm my existence — my existential moment.
kenne
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My Dearest Orchid 1 comment
Computer Art by kenne
My lips burning within longing
to meet yours my dearest orchid
I will never ever leave you
as in the softest touch commands obedience
breathtaking aroma a soul thirsty
drifting faraway when I close my eyes
nightly dreaming of you
— from A Scent Of Love Perfume, by Anne Lise Andresen
