Wanting to get the heck out of Dodge ;) and get to the desert. I always crave a desert trip around this time of year.
Pics above from multiple desert trips over the years. Soon, soon...
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- Jennifer
- I live in Los Angeles with my husband.
I design textiles and clothing.
Ermie (Ermengarde Vincencia Cuhel 1898-1995) was my great aunt who inspired and supported me in my creative endeavors.
Unless otherwise noted: All original textile designs and photographs featured on this blog © Jennifer Parry Dodge 2008-2013 and have been registered with the U.S. Copyright Office.
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6 comments:
Those are all fantastic images and make me want to visit. I haven't been to the desert at all really, unless Tucson counts. Maybe now that I am moving to California I will go.
awesome images. the last one has a bit of a herzog vibe to it.. like fata morgana. amazing!
Thanks ladies...
Natasha,
Fata Morgana was a big influence on Tomory's work a few years ago...we are both Herzog fans :)
The dust devil is from a trip we took to Death Valley in 2003.
these photos are so inspiring (the third photo with the bluish/purple light is amazing)!
i've been wanting to visit joshua tree and this makes me want to go even more.
This looks like your peaceful place - for balance and centering. You look like you belong there...
Incredible photos. I found myself just staring at some of them for an unusually long time.
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