It's hard to find a view of the Superstitions anymore without a house or telephone wires. I remember after I had just come to Arizona to get married, there was almost nothing on the south side of this range as we traveled along on our way to the White Mountains for our honeymoon. It was so beautiful (I was star-struck anyway). But when I discovered this spot at the tail end of last winter, no houses, no wires (they're there but you just can't see them), I took photos so I could remember.
Thursday, September 27, 2007
The Last Stand
It's hard to find a view of the Superstitions anymore without a house or telephone wires. I remember after I had just come to Arizona to get married, there was almost nothing on the south side of this range as we traveled along on our way to the White Mountains for our honeymoon. It was so beautiful (I was star-struck anyway). But when I discovered this spot at the tail end of last winter, no houses, no wires (they're there but you just can't see them), I took photos so I could remember.
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4 comments:
This has to be one of the best ones yet :)
love the sky!
Oh! This is just beautiful! I haven't seen you do desert landscapes before. 'Salt' is also just lovely.
p.s. I love that you do lessons for your Grandchildren's Birthdays! What a nice memory for them, and spectacular art for the living room!
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