Double Pains Metal Print

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Impressions
Robert C. Atkin

Taken in Bannack, MT.

Moonbeams creep through crevices
Casting about a soft blue glow
Webs form their intricate patterns
Shadows scamper to and fro
Musty scent of decaying wood
All covered in a layer of dust
The once majestic pot-bellied stove
Now surrenders it's lustre to rust

Weeping shreds of gunny
Hang in a window of shattered dreams
The swaying of a one hinged door
Breaks silence with its screams
A broken table and three-legged chair
Huddle in the corner of the room
A coil of rope adorns the wall
Emulating a wreath upon a tomb

Whispering words of those long passed
Permeate the inquisitive brain
Rejoicing of their triumphs
Bemoaning the times of pain
In growing light of newborn dawn
We look back and wonder still
Is this a place of mystic dreams ?
Or just an old bunkhouse on the hill.

Currently residing in the beautiful Superstition Mountains in Arizona. I am truly blessed. I have been a Nature Photographer for over 25 years. My passion is traveling the world and capturing images that most people will never get the honor of seeing in person. These large photographs of landscapes highlight the spectacular colors and serene beauty in the world around us.. These images speak for themselves and leave the casual viewer moved and excited. The truly conscientious observer will experience fine art. I have no greater reward then knowing my art is in your home being seen and appreciated everyday. Guided workshops to The Grand Canyon, Havasu Falls and Antelope Canyon are announced via the newsletter. So don’t forget to sign...