Over Arizona high desert windswept buttes...
Showing posts with label mesquite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mesquite. Show all posts
4/16/13
2/9/13
1/18/13
1/3/13
4/16/12
Postcard From The Edge
Labels:
art,
boulders,
brush,
clouds,
creosote,
daguerreotype,
desert,
frontier,
joshua forest,
JR Snyder Jr,
juniper,
mesquite,
mountains,
palo verde,
photography,
sepia,
sky,
sonoran,
southwest,
visual art
1/31/12
11/20/11
In the Desert
Labels:
arizona,
boulders,
brush,
cholla,
clouds,
desert,
joshua tree,
JR Snyder Jr,
juniper,
landscape,
mesquite,
photography,
sand,
sky,
southwest
10/28/11
Buzzing Lines
High power, low overhead...
These high power lines are so low to the ground that you can hear them buzzing, singing and crackling in the wind.
These high power lines are so low to the ground that you can hear them buzzing, singing and crackling in the wind.
10/20/11
Silver Dollar Moon
Hanging over ashen landscape...
Road trips are a great departure from everyday life, especially since I am able to travel the US desert southwest frequently for short three to five day trips. There is a lot that is unique and unusual that people all over the world visualize and want to visit that I am fortunate to see. At the end of a driving day, with prior stops to interesting places, the road to the stopover for the night can occasionally seem long. In between destinations the road and wide open spaces may be monotonous and run by as a blur.
If you are looking though a gem will appear, such as this full moon at dusk, a treasure find at day's end. It takes imagination to find gifts in the desert and many natural occurrences are traces of the elemental table of an oasis. Very often it is simple and at first glance the seemingly mundane things on the spur of the moment stand out. Every day life can be like that and the challenge is to find that overlooked wellspring worthy of attention to turn an ordinary day into one with a pleasant diversion.
Road trips are a great departure from everyday life, especially since I am able to travel the US desert southwest frequently for short three to five day trips. There is a lot that is unique and unusual that people all over the world visualize and want to visit that I am fortunate to see. At the end of a driving day, with prior stops to interesting places, the road to the stopover for the night can occasionally seem long. In between destinations the road and wide open spaces may be monotonous and run by as a blur.
If you are looking though a gem will appear, such as this full moon at dusk, a treasure find at day's end. It takes imagination to find gifts in the desert and many natural occurrences are traces of the elemental table of an oasis. Very often it is simple and at first glance the seemingly mundane things on the spur of the moment stand out. Every day life can be like that and the challenge is to find that overlooked wellspring worthy of attention to turn an ordinary day into one with a pleasant diversion.
Labels:
arizona,
clouds,
deming,
diversions,
everyday life,
full moon,
highway,
I-10,
interstate,
JR Snyder Jr,
mesquite,
natural,
new mexico,
oasis,
photography,
road trip,
sagebrush,
sky,
wonder
8/26/11
Out On The Range
Labels:
arizona,
cactus,
creosote,
electric,
grasslands,
high desert,
high power lines,
hills,
JR Snyder Jr,
juniper,
mesquite,
prescott,
range,
sagebrush,
scrub,
succulents,
vista
8/13/11
Over The Hills
Labels:
arizona,
boulders,
clouds,
Granite Dells,
high desert,
Hwy 89A,
JR Snyder Jr,
mesquite,
photoblog,
photography,
poles,
prescott,
rocks,
sage,
telephone
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