Elephant Knees at Noon
Bi-Sect
The Maw
Hades Weed
Meandering Branches
Thirst of Chia
Inter-Sect
And Still Some Fell Away
The Whale's Eye
Morning Strata
Rock Growth
Stone Void
Branches of the Elephant Tree
Twin Spires in Miniature
Tri-Sect
Den of Polyphemus
The Fish Hook Cactus
Attachment-Detachment
Leaves of Agave
Alluvium
Chuparosa at Twilight
Prehensile Tail
- Friday, February 12, 2010 05:51 AM
I was taken in by the array of shapes, tones and textures, from the small curved protrusions on the fishhook cactus to the haunting skeletal structures of the expired cholla bush.bronze crystal chandelier
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Desert
Form, texture, color and light. These are the building blocks of visual perception. They are motifs I have been working with through my photography for many years. I try to find these elements whenever I compose a picture. On a recent trip to the Anza Borrego Desert in Southern California, I was taken in by the array of shapes, tones and textures, from the small curved protrusions on the fishhook cactus to the haunting skeletal structures of the expired cholla bush. I found the desert to be a perfect setting to explore the formal qualities of black and white photography.
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