Showing posts with label arid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arid. Show all posts
2/3/18
4/11/13
Rawhide Trail High Noon
Labels:
American West,
arid,
arizona,
barrel,
cactus,
cracked,
creosote,
desert,
high noon,
JR Snyder Jr,
mobile photography,
mountains,
rawhide,
sagebrush,
saguaro,
sonoran,
southwest,
trail,
valley,
visual art
1/28/13
Gleaming Arid Grassland
Windmill tanque de agua entre rocas...
Windmill water tank among boulders
watchtower over gleaming grassland
arid plain lit by cast of sun...
Windmill water tank among boulders
watchtower over gleaming grassland
arid plain lit by cast of sun...
Labels:
American West,
arid,
boulders,
brush,
clouds,
desert southwest,
extended haiku,
gleaming,
grasslands,
JR Snyder Jr,
mobile photography,
new mexico,
plain,
poetry,
sky,
verse,
visual art,
water tank,
windmill,
writing
12/13/12
Canopy Of Trees
Labels:
American West,
architecture,
arid,
arizona,
art,
color,
desert,
JR Snyder Jr,
light,
mobile photography,
paint,
phoenix,
prism,
reflection,
southwest,
sun,
territorial era,
trees,
visual art,
winter
10/30/12
10/5/12
Eucalyptus Waking
Greeting the Arizona sun at dawn...
Arid zone of two seasons,
summer and winter, daily waits
nightfall to cool the desert floor.
Respite in which it rehydrates,
nevertheless, usually greeted
each morn on a new date...
With the sun it cannot ignore.
Labels:
arid,
arizona,
big sky,
dawn,
desert,
eucalyptus,
JR Snyder Jr,
mobileography,
morning,
oasis,
photography,
poetry,
southwest,
sun,
tree,
verse,
visual art,
waking,
writing,
zone
4/7/12
Trees In Relief
Labels:
abstract,
arid,
arizona,
art,
branches,
desert,
diffuse,
heat,
JR Snyder Jr,
leaves,
night,
paint,
photography,
radiating,
sky,
southwest,
trees,
twigs,
urban heat island,
visual art
3/20/12
Leave-Taking
Nature is a sentiment...
Post hard spring rain,
that soaked needy desert floor,
there a single droplet remains.
Clasped to twig leaf branch,
unwilling to take leave,
and fall without the chance,
to bid adios to burgeoning flowers.
Assignees of the tiny water beads
contribution to baptizing largesse,
a rich offering to arid land enhanced.
Post hard spring rain,
that soaked needy desert floor,
there a single droplet remains.
Clasped to twig leaf branch,
unwilling to take leave,
and fall without the chance,
to bid adios to burgeoning flowers.
Assignees of the tiny water beads
contribution to baptizing largesse,
a rich offering to arid land enhanced.
Labels:
arid,
arizona,
branches,
desert,
flowers,
goodbye,
JR Snyder Jr,
leaves,
nature,
new mexico,
palo verde,
photography,
poetry,
rain,
romanticism,
southwest,
twigs,
visual art,
writing,
yellow
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