L'Éternel Printemps. c. 1884 Auguste Rodin. Close-up of Eternal Spring, a white marble depiction currently on exhibit at Sunnylands Center, Rancho Mirage, California. #eternalspring #sunnylands #sunnylandscenter #augusterodin #palmsprings #sculpture
Tag: Photography
Giraffes chatting over breakfast.
These two chatty giraffes remind me of those days when neighbors would gossip together for hours, separated only by a low fence.
Arabian Oryx
In 1972, only six Arabian Oryx were left in the wild. Thanks to aggressive conservation and cooperation among zoos, governments, and conservation groups across the globe, the number in the wild has grown to over one thousand.
Lycaon pictus
A pack of juvenile African Wild Dogs spotting breakfast in the desert.
It’s a good day to be a #Butterfly
Things Oriental
Close-up of Things Oriental (1985) by Edward Ruscha (1937), currently on display at the Palm Springs Art Museum.
Quiet before the Roar.
Circuit of the Americas. Austin, Texas USA. View from the main grandstand up into turn one.
Borrego Badlands Milky Way
A late-summer view of the Milky Way in juxtaposition with Ricardo Breceda's giant sculpture of a Woolly Mammoth. The glow along the bottom of the photo is a distant San Diego. Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Borrego Springs, California.
The desert sculptures of Ricardo Breceda
Southern California artist Ricardo Breceda created and installed over 130 huge fanciful sculptures across the Borrego Springs, California desert landscape, each made of rugged iron and steel. With a temperature of over 105 degrees outside, we only had the stamina to get out of the car and photograph a few of Breceda's works. One of… Continue reading The desert sculptures of Ricardo Breceda
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