Mexican Hat Wildflower (White Mountains, Arizona) — Photo-Artistry by kenne
— Wallace Stevens
Mountain Fenceline — Image by kenne
“We need people in our lives with whom we can be as open as possible.
To have real conversations with people may seem like such a simple,
obvious suggestion, but it involves courage and risk.”
— Thomas Moore
Smoke from the Oak Forest Fire Framed by a Tree Burned Ten Years Ago in the Santa Catalina Mountains.
The Oak Fire Northeast of the San Pedro Valley as Seen from Oracle Ridge Trail in the Santa Catalina Mountains,
the Smaller of Two Forest Fires Currently Burning in Arizona. A larger wildfire, the San Juan Fire
is Burning near the White Mountains Town of Vernon.
— Images by kenne
Panorama View of the White Mountains, Not Far from Show Low, Arizona — Image by kenne
— kenne
Fence-line in the White Mountains
View of Mountains in the Gila National Forest with elevations ranging from 4,500 feet to almost 11,000 feet
Picnic Table View of Mountains In Gila National Forest — Images by kenne
Images from the White Mountains down through the Gila National Forest in route to Silver City, New Mexico.
kenne
Panoramic View in The White Mountains, Arizona.
A small stream in The White Mountains.
A small stream in The White Mountains.
Arizona Gray Squirrel
Anicia Checkerspot(hermosa) Butterfly.
Twisted Limb
White Mountains
West Baldy Trail
Crossroads in The White Mountains
Mexican Hats
Mexican Hat
Mexican Hat
Images by kenne
The Salt River Canyon is located between Globe and Show Low, Arizona on HWY 60. These images were taken after recent rains in the area, which caused the river to be very red from the rum-off. A week earlier, heavy rain had forced the closure of US 60 through the Salt River Canyon.
Images by kenne
Driving in the White Mountains east of Pinetop, Arizona. Image by kenne
Objects in mirror
May appear to be more real
Than reality.
A side view mirror
Presents us a false picture
Of the recent past.
kenne
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