Sedona (June 15, 2016) — Image by kenne
Sacred Minus The Profound
Three Women
in white
flying a
white drone over
Sedona Vortex.
— kenne (5-7-5)
Sedona (June 15, 2016) — Image by kenne
Sacred Minus The Profound
— kenne (5-7-5)
Sedona Sunrise Panorama (June 15, 2016) — iPhone image by kenne
This panorama was taken atop airport rock, one of four main vortexes located in Sedona. It’s just a short walk up from the road leading to the airport.
On this particular morning, I was there at 5:30am MST. Although I captured several images with my Nikon cameras, this is a panorama taken with my iPhone 6. The energy I was able to take in yesterday morning is still with me.
I spent about an hour on the rock. The man standing panorama right was there when I arrived and still standing when I left. You don’t have to be at one of the four main vortexes to feel the energy found in the Sedona community. Still, many people visiting Sedona are not able to ride the vortex path — some are energy receptacles, some are not.
— kenne
Sonoran Desert Sunrise — Image by kenne
— from 48 Roadsongs by Luis Alberto Urrea
— kenne
Sedona Sunrise — Image by kenne
Notes On A Sedona Morning
After mornings of hiking,
sitting on the big rock summit–
sun in my face, I find myself
drinking coffee on the
Wildflower Bread Company patio
surrounded by red rock towers,
ants at my feet and
young women taking selfies.
I like solitude, but
sometimes it’s nice
to be alone in the
middle of humanity —
a prisoner of my condition.
Sorry, no pictures of food.
My cup of coffee
not worth posting.
Maybe the plus-size women
eating big puffy bread
potato-egg sandwiches
wouldn’t mind if I take a picture of
their breakfast, but
I’m not going to ask –
something tells me
they weren’t up at 5:00am hiking.
The conversation turned to
what to eat for lunch . . .
— kenne
“Friendship” (Summit Rock, Sedona, Arizona) — Image by kenne
— Georgia O’Keeffe
January Sunrise — Image by kenne
Returning after a holiday road trip to Houston and New Orleans, it’s nice to be back in Tucson.
Sunrise from Majestic View Lodge in Zion National Part, June 10, 2014 — Image by kenne
Yellow Dawn — Image by kenne
— kenne
“Unsheltered Lies The Desert In Solitary Hours” — Image by kenne
I speak of Desert without repose
Carved by relentless winds
Torn up from its bowels
Blinded by sands
Unsheltered solitary
Yellow as death
Wrinkled like parchment
Face turned to the sun.
– – from “Landscapes” by Andrée Chedid
Images by kenne
SUNSETS, SUNRISES
You marvel at the sunrise
as the cock crows,
I will marvel at the sunset
as the great horn owl calls.
You can take one,
I will take the other.
Inspired by the “and”
not the “or”–
the beauty of each
framed in the eyes
of the beholder.
Each a snapshot
captured in time,
hanging on yesterday’s walls —
a measure of life’s splendor,
harnessing tomorrow’s inspiration.
kenne
Clouds come floating into my life,
no longer to carry rain or usher storm,
but to add color to my sunset sky.
“Today I am richer than I ever dreamed possible,
and it is not through my effort or achievement,
and it is not measured in wealth or possessions,
but it has come through my awakening to what has
always been true and waiting for me to discover.”
— Stephen Richards
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