Tucson
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This fantastic image was also taken from my home in Tucson, Arizona.
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Take advantage of whatever time is given to you. You never realize how precious it could have been until it’s over. / / Four blackbirds sit on a fence surrounding the pool at a park by our house. this is another one in memory of my brother, the third bird with the light on him and with his head tilted down is representative of my brother while the the other three birds are the rest of us kids. People have suggested he looks like the chosen one. / / film / / Oct 07, Tucson, AZ
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A reworking of a previous photo / / Fall 2007, Tucson, AZ / /
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Another scorcher from HOT Arizona. let me know what you think of it.
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Well, what else would it be but my dream car since I am such a hippie wannabe? / Jan 08, Tucson / /
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This is a captive animal that resides at the Living Desert Museum in Tucson, Arizona. Cougar, one of the most maligned carnivores in North America. Like the grizzly bear and timberwolf, these large carnivores need lots of space to live, and when they go after livestock it is because they either are sick and malnourished from overpopulation as a result of human habitat destruction, or from a lack of natural prey also a direct result of human encroachment upon their native habitat. A big cat is going to do what evolution created a big cat to do and that is hunt and kill. As they say in sports, don’t hate the player (i.e. cougar), hate the game (i.e. habitat destruction)! /
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Winter 2007, Ried Park Zoo, Tucson, AZ / . /
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Stand and move and walk across the water. / Peel the cover from the city. / Watch its insides twitch and smoke and rotate endlessly. / Sinking. Moving deep beneath the water. / Lots of other worlds exist. / Soon enough we’ll tear them open. / Soon enough we’ll break them too. / / Swimming. Watching concrete eat the ocean. / Metal fingers scrape the skies. / The windows look like Christmas lights from out here. / Floating. Counting clouds. They’re slowly fading. / Blending in with cardboard skies. / Soon we’ll manufacture replicas. / It’s all replaceable. / / From the sky, the train tracks look like stitches. / Like they’re holding the world together; like it’ll blow any minute. / And I’ve got another thought I’ll keep to myself. / Until the skeletons walk free. Until the make-up all comes off. / There’s nothing new to discover, there’s nothing new to invent. / There’s nothing new to think that hasn’t been thought of before. / And there’s nothing to believe we haven’t already forgotten. / There’s nothing left, there’s nothing new, there’s nothing— / No, no, no, no. / And I’ve got another dream I’ll keep to myself. / Until the tyrants are dead and the patriots are swallowed whole. / And I’ve got a bottle I can aim at the center, / Full of letters, as a kid, I’d always meant to send. / We’d speak our minds and change the world. / We’d fix the past and pave the way. / But now we’re fresh out of heroes; now we’ve run dry on hope. / There are no saviors in technology: just quick fixes. / And holes, within holes, within holes, within you. / And a place to hang my head, and convince myself there is no difference. / / Electric President – Metal Fingers / / Fall 2007, Tucson, AZ
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My pool reflecting. Very peaceful, I think. Feel free to use this in PS. Just let me know.
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Here are the naked remains of the majestic Saguaro cactus. Once the cactus dies, it decays until just the wood skeleton is left.
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Not in harmony or keeping with the surroundings or other aspects of something. / / / Winter 2007, Tucson, AZ / / /
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Silent sunsets / Lonely hours / Uncorrupted thoughts. / I’m not like you / but I can fit the role perfectly. / “I am afraid of the world; / I know it can hurt.” / / Uncorrupted – Museum / / Jan 08, Tucson / /
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Oil on canvas 30×44 inches. / This painting is derived from several photos and sketches and finished over several years in the studio. The Tucson mountains lie on the western edge of the city of Tucson, Arizona. This orientation makes for a stunning horizon line when viewing the many spectacular sunsets that Arizona offers. I love this view from inside the Tanque Verde Creek bed. The houses and other urbane elements are obscured by the tree lined bank, and when there is water it shimmers with the waning sunlight.
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Well, the future spills its intangibles / An unknown set of variables / A path that spliten infinitely up ahead / So tell me what’s the use to pick and choose / From what you should or shouldn’t do? / That’s time spent better sleeping in your bed / Or wide awake in a shopping mall, / Trying clothes on from off of the wall / Yeah, anything to entertain yourself / ‘Cause a costume can be comfortable / It can make you feel more beautiful / It can even make you look like someone else / But it’s still you, so there’s nothing you can do / Like a bad habit, the one you couldn’t kick, there it always is / And it’s nothing that no doctor’s gonna fix / / They pat your back bruised with their accolades / And all four walls are a trophy case / But that doesn’t make it any less of a cage / But you can make it all less difficult / By embracing the ephemeral / Then you’d never have to worry or explain / ‘Cause if it’s really all just physical, / Then my memory’s immaterial / So why then do I remember you at all? / But I do, I do, my friend, I’ve seen your face / We shared a cup, I know the taste / Its sweetness is relentless on my lips / So help me drink in everything that is / Like a freed convict, drunk on redemption / From the way I’ve been / But I swear this time, that things will be different / / Well, right and wrong, they have never been that far apart / For those who’d write that sentence where you hang / We will be lifted up from all of this / Yeah, we will transcend the insignificance of our existence / Yeah, your body’s gone, but angel, you will live / / Yeah your body’s gone / Now your body’s gone / / Now your body’s gone but angel you will live / / We Are Free Men – Bright Eyes / / A homeless man’s dog, Jan 08, Tucson / /
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All I ask is that if this photo is used in any fashion that I be informed.
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John Anderton: Why’d you catch that? / Danny Witwer: Because it was going to fall. / John Anderton: You’re certain? / Danny Witwer: Yeah. / John Anderton: But it didn’t fall. You caught it. The fact that you prevented it from happening doesnt change the fact that it was going to happen. / / Minority Report / / Jan 08, Tucson / /
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An old chair in an old sunroom in the guest house at the De Grazia studio
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