Saguaro Shadows — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Saguaro Shadows
Sun above the canyon wall
Alone, I hum songs.
— kenne
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A Christmas Raven As Sun, In The Canyon 1 comment
A Christmas Raven As Sun, In The Canyon — Image by kenne
Once upon a morning sunny,
I pondered the “Tucson blue” sky,
On the day before Christmas.
No time for a quaint and curious
Volume of forgotten lore,
I watch a black as the sun raven
Steered the gusty canyon winds,
Soaring up over the nearby ridge,
Suddenly entering a deep dive,
With a croak and deep, gurgling call —
“Only this and nothing more.”
— kenne
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Desert Sun, Water And Shadows 3 comments
Desert Sun, Water and Shadows — Image by kenne
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Capturing The Moment — Desert Dead Wood 2 comments
“Desert Dead Wood” — Image by kenne
“One by one her limbs succumb
to weight of vine and snow.
Winds blow hard, she cannot bend
her roots let go, she tips, and then . . .
her lumbering carcass comes to rest
amongst the rocks and flowers
in the understory of her youth.
Prayerful chipmunks eulogize.
Mulching worms and micro-organisms
tenderize what’s left of her.
Old molecules and rare earth ions
seek asylum in the rain, penetrate the hairy roots,
and rise up through the xylem of her progeny.”
— from Dead Wood by Ken Ingham
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Capturing The Moment — Clouds Reflect The Sunlight After Sunset 6 comments
The sunlight on clouds over Shale Ridge — Image taken by kenne from Kathy and Bob’s deck.
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DeGrazia Gallery Courtyard — Shadows On The Wall Leave a comment
DeGrazia Gallery In The Sun Courtyard Images by kenne
Designed by the artist
for pieces of his art
becoming the whole
of his art.
kenne
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Capturing The Moment — Sun-Kissed Sun 6 comments
Sun-kissed Sun — Image by kenne
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Capturing The Moment — Desert Silhouette 7 comments
“Desert Silhouette” — Image by kenne
“Oh that the desert were my dwelling place,
With only one fair spirit for my minster.
That I might forget the human race,
And hating no one, love her only.”
— Lord Byron
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Standing In The Grandeur Of The Sun’s Halo 6 comments
Image by kenne
Once an icon of the desert,
A majestic symbol
Of nature’s ability
To gather strength
From less
In a world
Where slow
Is the best way
To get things done.
Taking time to nurture
Its being,
Gathering strength
From its becoming.
Two centuries
In the making,
Still standing
In the grandeur
Of the sun’s halo,
Conveying meaning
In the eyes of the force.
kenne
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Capturing The Moment — Morning Sun 2 comments
Turkey Vultures In The Morning Sun — Image by kenne
The Morning Sun
Hope comes with the morning sun
Warming the body and the soul
Washing away yesterdays troubles
Providing a new beginning
To be lived as if it were your last —
Every minute being a gift.
kenne
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Yes, This Is Jaw-Dropping! Leave a comment
This is our Sun! WOW! Source: Discover
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Insolation Controls in the Age of Anthropocene Leave a comment
Insolation Controls in the Age of Anthropocene
(Understanding Global Warming)
Anthropocene
newly coined
unknown to
Joe the . . . ,
a new human
condition
argued as
invalid
only to be
based
on the invalid
alignment of
insolations
maxima and minima
questioning the new
condition
of our condition
Kenne
Becoming is Superior to Being 