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Santa Fe. Aug 2020
This work is a collaboration between my son and myself. We spent a week in Santa Fe together with my wife, with most nights up on a garage roof drinking and peering over and into the nighttime Santa Fe skyline. This is looking Southwest, with the lights of Los Alamos thin and distant on the right side above the line of Santa Fe. We were playing with my camera and holding open the aperture to get more exposure. We discovered that if we moved the camera while exposing the image the movement would be reflected in the image. My son was the best at doing this and this is his greatest hit of the nights playing. It reminds me of a cascading waterfall of lines of light. I added a hawk in flight above, with the colors from the cascading sky lines and points of light, like stars in a constellation. You could make the claim that this is a hawk constellation formed from connecting the stars.
It has a signature that includes my initials with my sons, JK-BK.

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