“Sun God and Shadows” — Image by 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 — Water In The Canyon 2 comments
Sabino Canyon Creek — Images by kenne
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Snow Melts Quickly In The Desert 1 comment
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The Streets Of Tombstone Leave a comment
Tombstone on a chilly mid-day in February — Images by kenne
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Look Around, Art Is Where You Find It 3 comments
Capturing The Moment — Falling Leaves In January 6 comments
Sabino Canyon Riparian Area — Images by kenne
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Capturing The Moment — Oleander Seed Pod Leave a comment
Oleander Seed Pod — Image by kenne
Our oleander tree
nurtured seed pods for months,
whether it was its time,
or nights in the low twenties,
the pods have opened.
Let the wind blow
the seeds of the future.
kenne
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A Tucson Winter Sunset 6 comments
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Desert Blue Sky Becomes Black 1 comment
Desert Blue Sky Becomes Black — Images by kenne
Beautiful blue sky
When shooting in black and white
Sky blue becomes black .
kenne
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Down Below The Snow Line Leave a comment
Three Deer Down Below The Snow Line In The Santa Catalina Mountains — Image by kenne
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Capturing The Moment — First Snow On The Mountain 4 comments
A Blanket of Snow — Image by kenne
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Bougainvilleas Tell Us When Winter Has Arrived In The Desert 6 comments
Bougainvillea Images by kenne
The December solstice, also known as the winter solstice in the northern hemisphere is December 21, 2012. However, two mornings ago the temperature in the Tucson area hit 32 degrees or below. The Bougainvillea is a very sensitive plant to freezing, which tells us that winter in the desert has arrived ten days before the winter solstice — goodbye till next spring!
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Capturing The Moment – Winter Shadows 4 comments
Tucson Mountains — Image by kenne
Winter’s Breath on Desert Lands
Be all but gone the tumbleweed
With breaths of desert winds
A stillness
Then labored sigh
The land receives its winter rain
Dry river beds spew the overflow
When clouds calm, and day appears
Suspended in dusk
Breath is caught in hues of haze
Snow falls,
Yet melts on earth so parched
Frost bends the Palm
Again the sun will kiss
The misty morn’
Fractured fields of dust and dearth
Slumber
Beneath blankets stiff with ice
Winter’s breath on desert lands
— Debby Alten
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Tucson Is Cold, Houston Even Worse! Cities Connected In More Ways Than One. Leave a comment
Image Source: Houston Chronicle
Lorenzo Alonso realizes his jumper cables are too short to reach from his car to Cicreo Mata’s truck. Alonso’s battery died from sitting for over four hours in traffic backups on I-45 near Quitman Street.
Houston, you shared our pain, now we return the favor.
kenne
Ice closed the Robinson Road / Woodlands Parkway bridge that spans I-45 this morning in Oak Ridge North.
seeds jettisoned
dizzily dancing
riding the wind
capsules abandoned
doors remain open
attraction lost
to the ages
now it’s time
to turn the page
you know it ain’t easy
to see another view
but, these feelings
won’t go away
echoing off all tomorrows
echoing . . .
echoing . . .
kenne
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