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| SouthWest Adventure. 2300 miles in 8 days through Mountains, sand storms and vortexes. ... My goal in life : to arrive at the destination with the dust of the journey on my cheeks. This Journey literally put dust on my cheeks and spirit in my blood. I will never be the same and there is no turning back. The images here capture my emotion, my reverence and my epiphanies along the dusty road of my own life journey.
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I felt a very spiritual knowing while photographing the California Condors on the Navajo Bridge in AZ. This one cast his wing tip shadow directly behind him and his head and wingspan directly behind that. There is something very reverent to me in this image, something representative of what our Native American brothers and sisters shared with us from the beginning. The shadow is bigger than the bird and it cannot be contained. There is no thing as ownership - that is illusion. The great spirit of a person, an animal or land cannot be contained. It always was and always will be a great fallacy of humankind.<br>See all of my<a href="http://www.wisconsinphotos.com/gallery/journeys/southwest"> Southwest images online</a><br><script type="text/javascript" src="http://w.sharethis.com/button/sharethis.js#tabs=web%2Cpost%2Cemail&amp;charset=utf-8&amp;style=rotate&amp;publisher=f2a5553a-3955-454f-b46f-4dd0c939f090"></script>
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I felt a very spiritual knowing while photographing the California Condors on the Navajo Bridge in AZ. This one cast his wing tip shadow directly behind him and his head and wingspan directly behind that. There is something very reverent to me in this image, something representative of what our Native American brothers and sisters shared with us from the beginning. The shadow is bigger than the bird and it cannot be contained. There is no thing as ownership - that is illusion. The great spirit of a person, an animal or land cannot be contained. It always was and always will be a great fallacy of humankind.
See all of my Southwest images online