



Collette Chattopadhyay
One of the wonders of Santa Rosa is Loco Canyon. The hand of nature carved sculptures throughout a several mile journey. Looking through the viewfinder of my camera to narrow in on a certain perspective and taking in panoramic sweeps, it all was the same in one aspect, awe inspiring. Sometimes the eye was drawn to give a name and perception to these organic shapes. At other times, they just became a breathtaking abstract. These four photos to me acknowledge both of these points of view, however as the perception of form is always with the person looking at the image/object I will leave these to your unique interpretations (if any).
Loreena McKennitt, "Standing Stones":
Loreena McKennitt, "Standing Stones":
2 comments:
These rock formations are certainly sculptural. The second one looks like an ant hill, doesn't it? And the last is without a doubt - a groundhog (or gopher).
This is a new Loreena McKennitt song for me. I've practically worn out her cd, the Book of Secrecy. It's very good. Perfect for Fall, I think. And I met her once at a photo shoot. She was warm and generous in person.
That first photo in this post is really remarkable to me.
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