Tag: Icons
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Beads
Beads. They are everywhere. This time of year. And, most times of the year. These are fresh. Bright. Shiny. New. As the year rolls on they will begin to fade. If they manage to hang around for a couple of years they will show their true colors. Black. Gray. White. For now, they sparkle in the…
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Weird Windows
Oh, I dunno. This is what happens when you walk. When you look in windows. At details. I’ll let you guess which kind of spiritual belief this group of icons represents. It may not be what you are thinking. For those of you who are wondering about avoiding reflection in glass, it’s pretty simple. If you…
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St. Roch
Where to start? How about this? WordPress, stop making things better. Leave things alone. You only make them worse. This post was supposed to contain three pictures. But, for some reason, after uploading two pictures, WordPress won’t let me upload the last picture. Well, it uploads fine. It posts as a question mark. I give up.…
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Out There in the Sugarcane
Yesterday. Strange day. We needed to work. We are in mourning for a friend who passed rather unexpectantly. So, it was one of those the work is the prayer days. We did part of the work at home and hit the road. I just wanted to be in the country. Luckily for New Orleanians, the…
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Rebirth (Spring)
Spring. Rebirth. Central City. Symbolism. Icons. Yellow. Optimism. Cheerful. Hope. Green. Balance. Harmony. Growth. After two years of working in Central City, I see change. For the better. Mostly good. Maybe this picture sums it up more eloquently than I could ever write. That’s fine with me. I’m a photographer who scribbles sometimes. Not a writer…
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Spring. Rebirth. Green.
It’s Spring. I thought we could use something bright, pretty and happy on Sunday. I actually made this picture in The Bywater on St. Joseph’s Day. It sure is wonderful that after a pretty cold winter — for us — and a very cold trip to “The Frozen North,” that just as spring rolled around,…
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Chimayo
For those of you who haven’t been to Norther New Mexico, Chimayo is often called The Lourdes of The United States. They say a miracle occurred in Chimayo about 200 years ago. It is a lovely day drive from either Santa Fe or Taos. For more about the town and the area, go here http-::chimayo.us: This…
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That’s All Folks
Another Carnival Season comes to a close. I hope those of you who celebrated had a good time. For the rest of you, maybe next year. It’s really worth it.
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Little Christmas Details
I was telling a friend of mine that sometimes the most story-telling picture is a detail shot. You sorta get to the heart of things by staying away from the overall scene and focusing on a small area. This picture is maybe a little wider than I’d normally shoot for a detail shot, but color,…
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