Almost sunset, never got the beautiful light on the clouds that we were hoping for but the light in the canyon was still gorgeous! The White Rim Road below is a 100 mile long trail that is very popular with bicyclists. The road leaves the river and climbs to the Island in the Sky.
I have always loved looking at rock art but until this week I had never considered the rocks around them as part of the art. Now that I have taken a step back to look at the space I see a beauty in the setting I really resonate with and the glyphs become a part of the scene.
In the Canyonlands there are many dead trees that tell stories. It looked to me like this one was a dancer and I had been singing "Waltzing Matilda" for some reason so I named this tree after the song.
It is so much fun to prepare for a new show! I have the pleasure of showing this year with another photographer, Farhad Vakilitabar, an glass artist, Marie Foucault-Phipps and a ceramics artist, Tina Suszynski. For the next few blogs I will be featuring their work as it is impressive and unusual. If you're in Denver, CO on Friday the 1st of November please join us at the Mortgage West Gallery, 1705 South Pearl Street (Mexico and South Pearl). Lots of munchies and great art!
The line of motorcycles, the line of people out the door, the line of umbrellas marching don the Rambla Catalunya all seem to match the lines of plates holding some of the most interesting tapas! It is so much fun to watch the parade of dishes going back and forth across the street with the occasional taxi stopping to lat a waiter pass by.
