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Alaska 5 – Out of the belly of the earth
If I had to choose one word besides “awesome” to describe Alaska, it would be the word “vast.” Alaska is over one-third the size of the lower 48, and a great deal of it is unreachable by either the road … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, Black Bear Prints r, Kennecott Mine, Kennicott Glacier, McCarthy Road, Stacy Boorn, Trumperter Swans, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park
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June Post 2 – Rust and the ERA, uncovering signs of hope!
I love walking among rusting trains and weathered warehouses. Each detail reveals images that evoke mystical landscapes and the heartbeat of human experiences.  Decades of layered paint begin bubbling, bursting and chipping to create miniature mountain ranges or angelic teardrops. … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract images, abstract photography, Abstracts, ERA, finding hope, Ms. Magazine, old trains, pealing paint, rust, Se. Pat Spearman, warehouses
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April post 2 – Blooming the orange-gold smiles
Beautiful is the red crimson columbine like a fire cracker ablaze in the forest Dancing to a mellow tempest Blooming the orange-gold smiles of the unfolding spring Edging the roadside of wonder and bringing joy to the soul of earth … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbine, Fairfax-Bolinas Road, Nature Photography, Stacy Boorn, Summer of Love, Wild columbine, wildflowers
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March – Every spring is a miracle around and within us!
While growing up in Schenectady, New York, I experienced dramatic changes as the seasons moved from winter to spring. Winter was a time when the landscape was blanketed in white frigid snow leaving dormant almost everything underneath. Every year the … Continue reading
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Tagged California Poppy, Coastal Poppy, Partnership, Spring, Stacy Boorn, yellow
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March week 1 – migrations of all types are being thwarted.
“Migration†is a concept that has been popping up in my thoughts, dreams and camera lenses this past week. For the many species of birds that use the Pacific Flyby, it is reported that the routes north are beginning to … Continue reading
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Tagged Avocet, Godwit, Marbled Godwit, Migration, Santa Maria de Ovila, Spanish Monastery
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Rivets, Rust and Rope: Remembering Our Rosies
I ran my hand over the rusting rivets as a ritual of remembrance and reverence for the women, the “Rosies,â€Â that changed the course of history in the Kaiser shipyards of Richmond and San Francisco as well as in many … Continue reading
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Tagged Red Oak Victory Ship, Richmond, Richmond Shipyard, Rosie the Riveter, Stacy Boorn
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flamingos teach us the art of cooperation and coexistence
I’d like to confess to a bit of wickedness I pulled off as a 10 year old. On a balmy summer day in upstate New York I noticed that our neighbors were away on vacation. I sauntered onto their front … Continue reading
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Tagged Flamingo Chick, Flamingos, Lesser Flamingos. Greater Flamingos, San Francisco Zoo, Sandwich Harbor Namibia, Stacy Boorn, Walvis Bay
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August week 4 – regeneration, inspiration and wonderment.
Some things never seem to lose their ability to enchant us – crashing waves, fall colors, the songs of certain birds or tender loving words from that special person in your life.  For me the activities at the ocean’s edge … Continue reading
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Tagged Coastline, Giant Green Anemone, Harris Beach, Ocean, Oregon, Oystercatcher, Shoreline Photography, Stacy Boorn, Tuft Puffin, wonderment, Yemaya
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November Week 1 – Feel the sea breezes and give thanks!
In 2010 the famed nature photographer Frans Lanting provided images for a National Geographic Magazine article on water. These words opened the article: “The amount of moisture on Earth has not changed. The water the dinosaurs drank millions of years … Continue reading
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May week 2 – Water and Oneing – Natural Meditations
The water’s edge is one of my favorite places for both image-making and contemplation. The gentle sounds of the water as the tide recedes, and with it, the revelation of otherwise submerged life work together as a natural guided meditation. … Continue reading
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Tagged 3 D App, Anemone, Intimate Seascapes, Julian of Norwich, Our Lady of the Harbor, Pt. Reyes, Sponges, Stacy Boorn
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