Lost Hills California |
As you are too aware. I have been sidelined for three weeks
of horror and frustration while building my new website and making it
function fully. There’s been precious little time for making
photographs or creative writing of any kind. This is as creative as it’s going
to get.
Wasco, California |
Then as my website making ordeal reached its apex of failure Thursday evening, I had lost all my email for a year and I was ready to
jump off the proverbial bridge, I got the news that had not been selected for
the Harwood Museum of Art’s upcoming Contemporary Art Taos/2020 exhibition. I
wouldn’t say I was counting on it except that I was counting on it.
Old Dale, California |
Friday morning at 7AM I didn’t have the errant email and hadn’t
received any new mail since 4PM Thursday. I was, shall we say, miffed. Then at 11AM the year of old emails had populated the Inbox on my computer, my iphone and my
ipad. I was getting my new mail and something was right with the world.
An unintended bi-product of populating the new site was the
discovery of some older photographs that I wouldn’t have identified if I hadn’t
taken a look back. Some are included here. Recent stuff certainly wasn’t an
option. You may pick up on the forlorn theme.That they're all from the Mojave Desert and the Imperial Valley is pure chance.
That’s all I've got.
1 comment:
Who needs a cigar when you have Imperial Dunes, California? GREAT photograph, Steve! I am so glad that out of the mess of your web site, lost email and other hazards, you brought this shot to the fore again. Which means we get to see it again. Thanks, Amigo! We look forward to seeing your newsletter from the new website.
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