This area, New Mexico in particular, is known for its dramatic skyscapes. Using Multiple Exposure I can exaggerate and amplify that. I’ve even seen the dogs standing motionless, just looking at these formations.
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This is Flicka, as in “my friend Flicka”…if anyone remembers that…and of course my trusty steed, the super-able “Pocket”. Flicka, along with two of her buddies, is very comfortable in there, all stretched out on the bench. There are so many options for arranging travel accommodations in the van. I know I sound like an advertisement for this unit, but it’s been great in all conditions and it is a delightful home-away-from-home. No, I don’t work for them and don’t know anyone who does.
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Traveling around Europe, I saw carved architectural adornments known as “the green man”. He shows up everywhere as a part human, part plant creature. Some of these are very old, certainly as far back as early medieval. In Appalachia you can still find carvers who create the same images and have no idea about the “green man” connection. I think those images in Europe stuck with me on some important level.
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Sometimes I just have to try things like this. We’ll see where this goes.
Quite a while ago I was reading some Nostradamus. Who knows if this is real or made-up. I don’t know and I’ve never dug into it. One of his stories, written sometime in the mid 1500’s, describes a man standing at the southern shore of England holding a flat stone in his hand. And by speaking into this stone he was able to communicate with a man on the other side of the Channel. Why that story should pop into mind defies me. But, what the heck, I liked the image on its own.
For a pleasant surprise, I suggest clicking on this thumbnail for the uncropped, full sized view. What you see on top is an image that has been cropped by the web design software. “Square” is the correct and original ratio for this image. Click!
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