This mud-adobe structure seemed as though it might fall in on itself if it weren’t for the caring embrace of this wise old tree and its shadows.
Olympus E-3, 14-54 mm Lens, 1/30 Sec, f/14

Part of a series of photographs taken at the Tumacacori Mission in Arizona, run by the US National Park Service.
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My focus as a photographer and digital artist ranges from traditional photography to PhotoArt compilation and the less explored world of abstract design created with natural elements such as smoke, oil and water.
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Comments
Beautiful find.. this is an amazing capture
I love the shadow tree branches …..
Yes I can see Richard the tree embracing the hut as
Like a mother would a child . so beautiful indeed…
Pat
What a kind and thoughtful comment Patricia, Thank you :-)
– Richard G Witham
Good capture . Very interesting place and one can almost hear voices of people that once lived here. Great series Richard.
Thank you Anisja. The buildings here really do seem to radiate life as if they hold the vibes of people who have lived here over the years.
– Richard G Witham
It really does look as if it were taking care of it.
Thanks Tefy ;-)
– Richard G Witham
This is so nice Richard, but I am stunned at how the collection looks together. WOW!!! I have to look at some others that I missed!!
Thanks again Elizabeth. I’m glad you’ve enjoyed the series, and I value your comments.
– Richard G Witham
I LOVE your shadow work. I have enjoyed some of your collections, and wish I could fave them all. Will have to visit again another day to see the rest. Robyn :)
Thanks again for your fave’s and wonderful comments on my work Robyn.
– Richard G Witham