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January 9 2022
Detail… Abandoned ’57 Chevy… Tucson Arizona USA
“Say Again Sunday…” (Reprise from the archives)
Focus: Things I found while looking for other things…
“Oh… Memories… Rusted Memories…”
“Scars Of The Craftsman”
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January 5 2022
Detail… Contractor’s On-site Workbench (Thanks and a tip o’ the hat to Ben Barger… Step Up Renovations… Tucson)
Focus: Design… Pattern… Texture…
“Final Performance”
January 3 2022
Droopy Daisies… Liatris… Acorn Squash… Pot Fragment
Focus: Still Life; Freakebana Project Op 22003
“Beyond The Pointing Finger”
January 1 2022
Crossing The Street… Bisbee Arizona USA
Focus: People
“Meanderthol Moments”
December 15 2021
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Detail… Restaurant Patio Railing… Foothills Mall… Tucson Arizona USA
Focus: Abstract Expressions
“In The Thick Of It”
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December 12, 2021
“Say Again Sunday…” (Reprise from the archives)
Focus: “Land That I Love”
Back lit Cholla Cactus at sunset… Gates Pass… Tucson… Arizona
“Insight Into Bright”
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Focus: “Many Faces.. Different Places” (One square foot of skin)
Tourist
Saguaro National Park
Tucson Arizona
“Skeletons Of The Mountain Top”
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November 14 2021
“Say Again Sunday”: Reprise from the archives…
Transmission towers among skeletons of Ponderosa Pine trees destroyed by fire… Mount Lemmon Arizona…
“Serious Conversation”
Say Again Sunday: Reprise of a “fave” from several years back…
Couple on a Park Bench… Aqua Caliente Park… Tucson Arizona
“Break In Diplomacy”
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Project: Freakebana Op 21306
Red silk Gerber daisies… Mini hybrid Chrysanthemums… Misc dried Brazilian blooms… Mexican Fan Palm frond base…
Freakebana: The off-the-wall cousin of “Ikebana” which is the Japanese art of flower arranging.
Freakebana is a love-hate relationship with this traditional Japanese art form that flirts with a naive and new wave naturalism.
In Freakebana the components are more likely to come from the deli counter or the produce section… the refrigerator or the waste bin… or your friendly local junk pile or dump.
Freakebana has been described as the new “ugly-cool” of minimal floral displays.
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