Tree Trunk at Yosemite
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Flowering Flax on Mt. Charleston
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Leaves and Branches
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5 Trees in Yosemite
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Peas in a Pod
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Bitterbrush, I just love that name
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More Stupid Graffiti in White Rock Canyon
If you’re not familiar with being “no trace” in nature, here’s a link to learn about it. It makes life better, for everyone.
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Honey Mesquite Tree Pods
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Flax, Linum lewisii
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California Evening-primrose
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Dry Bristlecone Leaves
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Great Basin Bristlecone Pine or The Making of a Cone
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Beavertail Cactus Flower
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Cairn
The Cairn, while serving a wide variety of purposes throughout the world, and possibly here in Nevada also, for what I’m doing, is usually serving one very useful purpose. For me it’s marking the trail.
Some places, like say the wood hillside of mountain, not such a big deal, pretty, but not so necessary. Out in the open desert though they can be very useful to let you know you’re going the right direction. Or when walking up a wash cairns will be placed to let you know you should still be in the wash, though it’s good to look around when you come to one because they can also mark where the trail exits the wash.
Personally, big fan of the simple solution to a simple problem. Also gotta give props for the feats of balance people occasionally pull off with them.
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Graffiti, Tagging and Leave My Wilderness Alone
Now, let me clear here about one thing, I’ve got nothing inherently against graffiti. I’ve met many a good or even great graffiti artist. I admire, respect and in some cases love, their work. But do me a favor folks, keep it in the city and not in a pristine slot canyon.
Now, to be fair, I doubt this was done by a tagger or graffiti artist or anyone with any talent or purpose. First of all, putting peace and love in a beautiful, wild canyon, most of the people hiking there already have that idea in their own shape and way.
Second, how many people are going to see this? Maybe 20-30 on a busy weekend day, most of which it’s going to disturg their sense of inner peace that they already got? Dumb.
Third, have a little skill, do something original, or at least interesting. If you’re going to be an asshole, at least be an interesting asshole.
Oh well, it’s chalk, it won’t last long, but if, just by chance, anyone coming across this entry has ever done something like this, or is thinking about it…Don’t. It’s not cool, or interesting or creative. Now, if you’re going to do it on the street, on the side of a building (preferably with the owner’s permission, which does happen), Rock On. I look forward to seeing your art.
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Peas in a Pod, the Honey Mesquite Tree
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Bristlecone Pine
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Apache Plume, Fallugi paradoxa
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A Bush of Flowers at Death Valley
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Sharing Photos and Fat-Leaf Phacelia
So I’m working on a new thing, a thing to get more visitors. As some have probably noticed my images are now watermarked, they also link to my store so you can buy them in various forms. That’s all well and good, so now I need to get them seen more.
To that end, below this post, and all previous posts is a box that gives you the code to insert one of my images on another website or blog. Hopefully it’s easy to use and people do use it.
Don’t get me wrong here, I’m not a fan of copyright infringement, but I am fine with people using my images, sometimes even at no charge, as long as it’s done with my permission and my terms. This is a way to make my terms clear, and make it easy for people. I’m a believer that most people want to do the right thing, they just need to be given a way to do it, and I want to give people a way to share my images that benefits them and me.
Over time I’ll probably change the code a bit, I’m trying to figure out to get the code to make the link to my site the page which the image was viewed on and not the homepage, but that’s just more coding fun. I love my coding fun. But for now, it’s here, it works and let me know if it helps you.
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