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Photographer: Lace Andersen
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Autumn
Photographer: Lace Andersen
2022: Always an interesting perspective seeing something on Google Earth and then actually seeing it in the field. The Ooraminna plunging anticline, near Alice Springs, with fossiliferous Cambrian sediments.
roni horn - still water (the river thames, for example) 1999
Obsessing is what has kept me alive. Obsessions feed life! Planting the seed, watering the plant, a heavy bodied faith and firm belief.
“Every landscape is a locality, an individual piece in the infinitely varied mosaic of the earth. Such a viewer begins by being at once comprehensive and naive: by encompassing all and accepting everything he [or she] sees as being of some interest. It is landscape as environment, embracing all that we live amidst, and thus it cultivates a sensitivity to detail, to texture, color, all the nuances of visual relationships, and more, for environment engages all of our senses, the sounds and smells and ineffable feel of a place as well. Such a viewer attempts to penetrate common generalizations to appreciate the unique flavor of whatever he [or she] encounters.”
— Daniel W. Meinig, from “The Beholding Eye: Ten Versions of the Same Scene,” The Interpretation of Ordinary Landscapes: Geographical Essays, eds. D. W. Meinig and John Brinckerhoff Jackson (Oxford University Press, 1979)
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Cut your hair short!! Wear red lipstick!! Get that piercing!! Text them first!! Life is too short not to try new things I believe in you!!!!
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