Window Of The Past — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Window of the past
Weathered by sun, wind, and rain
A patch here and there.
–kenne
Archive for the ‘Nevada’ Tag
Window Of The Past 1 comment
Open Road In The West 2 comments
Open Road in the West — Computer Painting by kenne
Is there some principal of nature which states that we never know
the quality of what we have until it is gone?
— Herman Melville
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US 50, The Loneliest Highway, Revisited Leave a comment
US 50, The Loneliest Highway, Revisited — Image by kenne
“You don’t take a photograph, you make it.”
— Ansel Adams
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Small Town USA In Black and White 2 comments
Small Town USA — Image by kenne
“The people feel and look the same,
like they’ve settled here even though
they know there’s something more-
something better-
just beyond where they are.
— Courtney Summers
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Geological Strata 2 comments
Geological Strata Along US 50 In Nevada (Loving the contrast!) — Image by kenne
“What counts is to be in the world, the posture is immaterial, so long as one is on earth.
To breathe is all that is required, there is no obligation to ramble, or receive company,
you may even believe yourself dead on condition you make no bones about it,
what more liberal regimen could be imagined, I don’t know, I don’t imagine.
No pomt under such circumstances in saying I am somewhere else, someone else,
such as I am I have all I need to hand, for to do what, I don’t know, all I have to do,
there I am on my own again at last, what a relief that must be. Yes, there are moments,
like this moment, when I seem almost restored to the feasible. Then it goes, all goes,
and I’m far again, with a far story again, I wait for me afar for my story to begin, to end,
and again this voice cannot be mine. That’s where I’d go, if I could go,
that’s who I’d be, if I could be.”
–from Texts for Nothing by Samuel Beckett
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Joy and Friends — Grunge Art by kenne
Dasein
For the moment
a tolerable relationship
is established
by being there — Dasein.
It is the moment
the camera captures
and actualized in art
through thought and expression.
The form of the image
is empty without
the spirit that lives in it —
art projects the spirit.
Seeking suitable form never ends
with and achievement —
each moment formulates new meaning,
a process not lost in each formation.
What appears in the moment
only asks the questions,
the process provides the answers
by the free spirit seeking form.
The real image
is receptive to reality,
the actualized image
seeks a more suitable form.
— kenne
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The very essence of the creative is its novelty,
and hence we have no standard by which to judge it.
— Carl Rogers
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Rabbitbrush Blooming Along America’s Loneliest Highway 2 comments
Rabbitbrush (Ericameria nauseosa) Blooming Along America’s Loneliest Highway, US 50 Between Eli and Reno Nevada — Images by kenne
(Click on any images to see larger view in a slideshow format.)
Driving
miles of asphalt highway
straight yellow and white lines
seemingly divides the golden range
forming a grid with unseen highways
surrounded by a labyrinth of mountains.
— kenne
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Magnetic Atlas and Wind Trubines 2 comments
“Magnetic Atlas and Wind Turbines” — Grunge Art by kenne
Discover the world
degrees east and west
its variation
its deviation
directed by the north star –
Polaris will tell you the truth.
— kenne
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Loneliest Road Art 2 comments
“Loneliest Road” — Image by kenne
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The Loneliest Highway In America — Photo Essay I 4 comments
US Hwy 50 has the reputation of being the “Loneliest Highway in America, especially between the cities Ely and Reno in Nevada. On August 23rd we left Laughlin, Nevada on our way to Great Basin National Park and Ely. Once exiting I-15 north of Las Vegas on to US Hwy 93, we learned that this stretch of highway is also the loneliest highway, which could probably be said of most highways in Nevada. Here are a few of the images taken along one of the loneliest highways.
The Loneliest Highway — Images by kenne
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The River Leave a comment
Waverunners
Riverboat
Family in the River
Colorado River
Taking Selfie in the River
Taking Selfie on Waverunner
Waverunner
We spent a day and night at Edgewater Casino, along the Colorado River at Laughlin, Nevada
before diving the “Loneliest Road In America” to the Great Basin National Park.
— Images by kenne
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Escaping From The Vegas Strip 1 comment
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Outside Las Vegas, Nevada — Images by kenne
(Click on any of the images to see larger view in a slideshow format.)
I came to the canyon seeking an escape
from the manmade strip of bright lights.
Decade old Scenic wildfire still fenced-off.
Vegas influenced exhibits at the visitors
center providing impressive vistas of
the northern Mojave Desert.
Hiking the rocks and desert floor
ending the day on the 13 mile Scenic Drive.
Collecting my winning in nature’s house
the freeway takes me back
to where the house rules,
I lose.
— kenne
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Red Rock Canyon Panoramas II 2 comments
Red Rock Canyon Panoramas by kenne
The scenic wildfire
Doesn’t diminish beauty
At red rock canyon.
— kenne
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Red Rock Canyon Panoramas 3 comments
Red Rock Canyon (View along the 13-mile Scenic Loop Road) — Panoramas by kenne
There are many beautiful scenic views in the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. In September of 2006 a wildfire burned nearly 2,000 acres. The blaze, dubbed the Scenic Fire, burned rugged terrain inside the area’s 13-mile Scenic Loop Road, less than two miles west of the Red Rock Canyon visitors center.
I was able to get in some hiking while photographing this beautiful canyon in the Mojave Desert north of Las Vegas.
kenne
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Calico Rocks In Red Rock Canyon, Nevada (May 19, 2015) — Images by kenne
Calico Hills Trail
