#ArtSunday: Fall Flora
There’s something quite beautiful about this time of year, as nature begins tucking in and settling accounts…
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There’s something quite beautiful about this time of year, as nature begins tucking in and settling accounts…
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Abstract Daylily…
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In addition to being one of my favorite macro photographers Denny Wilkins is one of my favorite landscape photographers. Each year, after he finishes grading papers, he packs up the camera and heads west, into the deserts of Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Oregon, and wherever else the spirit calls him. This year’s expedition struck me as especially vibrant.
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Three new floral lightbox abstracts in my Dead Flower series…
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I’m a big fan of Dan Ryan’s. He sees the streets and he loves the people he finds there. And in him they obviously recognize something they can trust. As a result he’s able to capture a frankness, an honesty, a whimsy that I think the rest of us miss entirely. Maybe we can’t see it, or maybe we’re afraid
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My buddy Jim Booth put together a quarantine reading list for our little S&R community this week and it got me thinking. So let’s pose a challenge. What is the greatest work of literature you’ve ever read? The Rules It can be a novel, a collection of short fiction, a book of poetry, a play (yes, Shakespeare is eligible), or
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Macro…
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Voyager
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City Park Pavilion at Sunrise – Denver
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15th Street before sunrise…
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Abstract macro moth orchid – dedicated to Sir Mick Orchidelirium is the name given to the Victorian era of flower madness when collecting and discovering orchids reached extraordinarily high levels.
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Remembering…
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