While the snow melts at the xeriscape gardens from the recent March storm, I’ll continue with this Gardens Exhibits series. The next on deck was the outdoor sculpture exhibit at the Santa Fe Botanical Garden. This one was back in April of 2016 right around Earth Day and my second year living in Santa Fe. […]
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Continuing on with this outdoor Gardens Exhibits series, the next on deck were the bronze horses outdoor sculpture exhibit by Deborah Butterfield. Taking place at the Denver Botanic Gardens in the Summer of 2015, it was another opportunity to indulge my visual senses. It’s hard to resist the merging of Nature and Art in a
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Patiently awaiting to see what Mother Nature may unveil with this season’s spring bloom cycle, the next few posts are a bit of a departure. Digging into my photo archives, there are several outdoor sculpture exhibits from years past. Merging nature and art together in beautiful outdoor settings, I believe they are post-worthy. Since I’ve
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I know most people bemoan the depths of winter. The cold, short days and snow. Begs to question why they live in a state which is known for these very attributes?! Winter is essential for spring to happen. A right of seasonal passage if you will. I do my best to be optimistic when I
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You did an online search and found this great photo you want to use for a project. It would be perfect for your next blog post or FB thread. You can just download and use it right? WRONG!!! The photo is likely ©Copyright Protected and belongs to the photographer who created it. So NO, you
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It’s amazing how quickly the landscape changes with the first snowstorm of the season. It’s still fall but the snow is a reminder that winter is soon to follow. The seasons compete for attention. Trees that were covered in gold with their colorful fall leaves have clinging remnants. The falling snow covers them ultimately knocking
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