Showing posts with label Grand Canal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grand Canal. Show all posts
12/18/16
12/12/16
6/14/15
Walking Life
Labels:
American West,
android,
arizona,
chimera,
consciousness,
everyday life,
existence,
Grand Canal,
JR Snyder Jr,
monochrome,
palm trees,
phoenix,
photography,
shade,
soul,
spirit,
sun,
trees,
urban,
walking
4/22/15
3/13/15
1/5/15
11/22/14
11/15/14
11/12/14
9/14/14
8/23/14
10/15/13
6/20/13
6/10/12
Crossing The Bridge
Making the connection on emblazoned landscape...
Wires overhead crisscrossing as a roof
mere guidewires under emblazoned path,
serving as analog map on historic trail.
The past has odd connection with present
as we approach, crossing pedestrian bridge
using mobile phones over digital air,
traversing our way to station of light rail.
Wires overhead crisscrossing as a roof
mere guidewires under emblazoned path,
serving as analog map on historic trail.
The past has odd connection with present
as we approach, crossing pedestrian bridge
using mobile phones over digital air,
traversing our way to station of light rail.
Labels:
arizona,
desert,
Grand Canal,
historic,
JR Snyder Jr,
landscape,
light rail,
lines,
pedestrian bridge,
phoenix,
photography,
poles,
southwest,
sun,
telephone,
urban,
verse,
vignette,
visual art
6/5/12
Beneath Bended Tree
Labels:
aged,
arizona,
blue,
branches,
desert,
Grand Canal,
green,
historic,
JR Snyder Jr,
leaves,
phoenix,
photography,
shade,
southwest,
summer,
taproot,
trunk,
twigs,
urban heat island,
visual art
5/21/12
Mallards In The Grand Canal
Labels:
afternoon,
arizona,
canal,
cooling off,
desert,
Grand Canal,
hot,
JR Snyder Jr,
landscape,
mallards,
monochrome,
phoenix,
photography,
reflecting,
sepia,
southwest,
sun,
urban,
visual art,
water
3/22/12
2/29/12
This Ain't Pretty
Trash collecting at Grand Canal Gate 1...
The Grand Canal runs between 7th Street and 7th Avenue south of Camelback Road and just north of Campbell Avenue and has served as the water source since 1878 for the historic central Phoenix neighborhood I live in. It is the granddaddy of nine canals that serve the Valley of the Sun and a key component of the Salt River Project. All along the canal systems are walkways, bike paths and routes that even if unpaved or not formally constructed serve as a route for getting enjoyment and exercise on foot or bicycle. This is trash and associated scum tossed into the canal that is collecting at Gate 1 where it is held until collected to keep from clogging the entire water system.
The Grand Canal runs between 7th Street and 7th Avenue south of Camelback Road and just north of Campbell Avenue and has served as the water source since 1878 for the historic central Phoenix neighborhood I live in. It is the granddaddy of nine canals that serve the Valley of the Sun and a key component of the Salt River Project. All along the canal systems are walkways, bike paths and routes that even if unpaved or not formally constructed serve as a route for getting enjoyment and exercise on foot or bicycle. This is trash and associated scum tossed into the canal that is collecting at Gate 1 where it is held until collected to keep from clogging the entire water system.
2/23/12
Trees And Sky Reflected
Labels:
abstract,
arizona,
art,
clouds,
color,
desert,
Grand Canal,
JR Snyder Jr,
landscape,
light,
muted,
phoenix,
phoneography,
photography,
reflection,
sky,
southwest,
trees,
urban,
water
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