Desert Eye — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Desert Eye
Look into my eye
and see the desert
melting my soul
my heart burning
with love
deep inside
made full of life
from the outside
through my
desert eye.
— kenne
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Photo-Artistry by kenne
Forever and ever
ain’t something
you hold on to.
— kenne
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Dance The World Into To Being 1 comment
I love Ann Morris’ work. The is the second time I have done a photo-artistry piece on her “Dance of Life.”
— kenne
Dance of Life in Sculpture Woods by Ann Morris — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Dance of Life
“The women who voluntarily journey into the inner labyrinth will
discover and can release joyous instinctual masculinity. Willingly
encountered by the female, the masculine no longer needs to hide
in shame, but shines with his true power when joined with her.
Together they are the spontaneous Dance of Life from which all
creativity springs. The internally integrated masculine and
feminine spirits in us all dance the world into being.”
— from “Sculpture Woods: Studio Grounds of Ann Morris”
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Red Hat Girl — Revisited 1 comment
Red Hat Girl (Joy) — Photo Artistry by kenne
I don’t remember much about this photo
other than I liked it a decade ago and
that it a very low-resolution image —
it was blurry.
I was recently looking back at old photos
found this one and decided to create
more artistic image and why not,
the subject is beautiful.
— kenne
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Blackett’s Ridge Trail Sunset — Festive andFree-Floating Leave a comment
Blackett’s Ridge Trail Sunset — Photo-Artistry by kenne
It’s the way we move toward each other
at night, tired, giddy after a day together
or a day apart, flush with newborn plans
for a holiday from daily life, in reality.
We are festive and free-floating. We are
poured out like a bucket of wild berries.
— from “Summer Surprised Us” by Edward Hirsch
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Desert Orangetip Butterfly — Photo-Artistry by kenne
“Curiously, light-loving GREEN plants reject the Sun’s GREEN light,
reflecting it back at you, which is why they look GREEN.”
— Neil deGrasse Tyson
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Bee on Blue Dicks — Photo-Artistry by kenne
when I paint
the canvas grows
getting attention
through the window
coaxing the shadows
by invisible lines
letting the colors
come to life
— kenne
