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    Elephant Knees at Noon

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    Bi-Sect

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    The Maw

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    Hades Weed

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    Meandering Branches

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    Thirst of Chia

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    Inter-Sect

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    And Still Some Fell Away

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    The Whale's Eye

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    Morning Strata

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    Rock Growth

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    Stone Void

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    Branches of the Elephant Tree

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    Twin Spires in Miniature

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    Tri-Sect

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    Den of Polyphemus

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    The Fish Hook Cactus

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    Attachment-Detachment

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    Leaves of Agave

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    Alluvium

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    Chuparosa at Twilight

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    Prehensile Tail

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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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