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Royal Sahara Jasper

Royal Sahara Jasper

While doing some image organization in Lightroom, I came across a batch of photographs I had previously published to my site but somehow got "lost in the shuffle" when I migrated all of my image galleries many years ago. They've been omitted from my Stonescapes series...

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Sempiternus Occasum

Sempiternus Occasum

Petrification is a process that always fascinated me. An organic living thing that becomes fossilized. Yet it isn't something that becomes frozen in time, it is something that becomes an embodiment of time. It may look like this static thing - but the organic...

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Polka Dot Agate from Oregon

Polka Dot Agate from Oregon

Another planet with orbiting moons and other distant planets is what I see when gazing into this piece of Polka Dot Agate. But this special agate is grounded (or ungrounded?) here on Earth, from a particular mine in Central Oregon. One can only dream of other-worldly...

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Martian River

Martian River

A question I often struggle with when working with abstracts is when it comes to the name. Do I label it with what it is, or what I imagined it is? Words accompanying any art can be quite suggestive. And while part of me wants the viewer to interpret what such...

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Pondering a view from GN-z11

Pondering a view from GN-z11

Rabbit holes; They take us to some interesting places, cause us to think about some interesting things. With this and perhaps an ongoing series of posts, I'll bring you along down into the rabbit holes of some of my thoughts and explorations. Oh yes! There will be...

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Stay Curious

Stay Curious

Questions.   Thousands and thousands of questions.   Ever since I can remember, this has been one constant in my life.    Could this be why I was drawn to math and science?    After all, a constant craving for answers cannot go completely...

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Hiking the Dolomite Badlands

Hiking the Dolomite Badlands

Well, it seems like February went by in a blink of an eye, and yet old man winter keeps poking us with a stick around here. I have really meant to try to post a bit more this year, seems I haven't started off very well with that. Quite frankly, this tough winter has...

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The Opal Coast

The Opal Coast

  I guess I never imagined going to this place until I saw what it was like.   Rich red desert sands border a lush coastline bordered with inviting blue water - what is not to like.   Despite being a developers dream land deal, the Opal Coast has remained largely...

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