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On the Horizon

March 4, 2017

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Karl Kaiser, Stratum 100
Karl Kaiser, Stratum 100

When our early ancestors looked out at the horizon, they believed they were staring at the end of the earth. Ships sailed off the edge, and mystical monsters presided at the boundary. Now we know that the earth is round, that there is no mystical land beyond the hills, but nonetheless we are captivated by that thin line in the distance. It is still the place where the earth touches the sky, and remains forever remote, no matter how many steps we take towards it.

Ann Altman Blue Horizon
Ann Altman, Blue Horizon
JohnJayCrusonBlueWaters
John Jay Cruson, Blue Waters
KatherineMcDowellLakeMonotype9
Katherine McDowell,Lake Monotype 9
Sidonie Caron The Promise of Summer
Sidonie Caron, The Promise of Summer
Susan Comerford Rainbow Bay
Susan Comerford, Rainbow Bay
Mike Baggetta What's over the Hill
Mike Baggetta, What’s over the Hill
Sun-drenched Field, Mary Dennis
Mary Dennis,Sun-drenched Field
Gary Anderson Sunset
Gary Anderson, Sunset
Tangie Pape-Belmore Double Happiness
Tangie Pape-Belmore, Double Happiness
Agnes Kovacs Silence3
Agnes Kovacs, Silence 3
Sandee Burman August Haze IV
Sandee Burman, August Haze IV
AnnieMeyerWillametteValley3
Annie Meyer,Willamette Valley 3
<b>Beryl Raven,</b><i>Dune Dawn</i>
Beryl Raven,Dune Dawn
DonBishopTreeLine41815
Don Bishop, Tree Line 4/18/15
RalphDavisArch1
Ralph Davis, Arch 1

 

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