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Utah, U.S.A. 2013 A small storage room made by early Native Americans. They are called ancestral Puebloans nowadays. They used to be called Anasazi. Most likely they stored food in here…corn or grain. Whatever they could preserve by drying. Shelters … Continue reading
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CALIFORNIA, U.S.A. Now cowboys wear protective helmets. And they need them! In days past, their only protection was a Stetson.
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Arizona, U.S.A. 2010 This is my daughter’s shot. Marie and I were trying to get a unique viewpoint and I liked hers. So, I copied it. A mother has that privilege.
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Utah, U.S.A. 2013 Utah landscape of the erosion caused by the San Juan River.
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Utah, U.S.A. 2013 The Anasazi built their homes in the crevices of canyon walls. If you know where to look, they are in full view, but knowing where to look is the catch. The canyon walls are huge. The crevices … Continue reading
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California 2015 Light from the setting sun falls on palm trees and a rain darkened sky.
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Today I’ll post some “paintings” I made from photos. You can buy software such as Alien Skin’s Snap Art and Topaz Labs’ Simplify and Impression but sometimes you can do just as well on your own by sandwiching two photos … Continue reading
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Cedar Mesa, Utah, U.S.A. 2013 I shot many different angles of the ruins. The usual viewpoint is a horizontal but this one shows more of the rock overhang. Some sections of the overhang look like silk banners. These sections are formed … Continue reading
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Utah, U.S.A. 2013 The pigment stains on the rock face above the Anasazi ruins form an abstract mural. Here, because I have added a strong contrast, the dark streaks seem to spell doom for the people who lived here. Here … Continue reading
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U.S.A., Utah 2013 We were rewarded with the sight of these beautiful ruins after a short hike on Cedar Mesa. Below the ruins is a circular pool filled with dark green colored water. I’d read somewhere about a tribe that … Continue reading
