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  1. Etwas kürzer, aber genauso traumhaft wie der erste Teil: Monument Valley II

    Die Rätsel sind eher leicht, die „Geschichte“ bleibt philosophisch nebulös. Das spielt aber kaum eine Rolle, denn die in atmosphärische Akustik getauchten, sich oft tief vor M. C. Escher verneigenden Szenerien sind in einem wundervollen Grafikstil umgesetzt und animiert. Ein mystisch aufgeladenes Kunstwerk, mit Spielmechaniken garniert. Freue mich auf Teil III (derzeit noch auf der Wunschliste).

    monumentvalleygame.com/mv2

    #Gaming #Computerspiel #MonumentValley #M.C.Escher #Rätselspiele #Spielgus

  2. Monument Valley from the View overlook, first morning of a week camping through the Southwest. West Mitten, East Mitten, Merrick Butte. I pulled the exposure down and lifted the sky back up, so the buttes go to silhouette and the clouds keep their structure.

    #MonumentValley #Southwest

  3. Monument Valley, not the postcard version. A foggy early morning, the buttes half-dissolved in low cloud, more suggestion than statement. Everyone shoots this place under a hard blue sky… I’ll take the weather.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Fog

  4. Monument Valley, not the postcard version. A foggy early morning, the buttes half-dissolved in low cloud, more suggestion than statement. Everyone shoots this place under a hard blue sky… I’ll take the weather.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Fog

  5. Monument Valley, not the postcard version. A foggy early morning, the buttes half-dissolved in low cloud, more suggestion than statement. Everyone shoots this place under a hard blue sky… I’ll take the weather.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Fog

  6. Monument Valley, not the postcard version. A foggy early morning, the buttes half-dissolved in low cloud, more suggestion than statement. Everyone shoots this place under a hard blue sky… I’ll take the weather.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Fog

  7. Monument Valley, not the postcard version. A foggy early morning, the buttes half-dissolved in low cloud, more suggestion than statement. Everyone shoots this place under a hard blue sky… I’ll take the weather.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Fog

  8. Monument Valley. The classic shot lines up all three formations, but I framed just two… East Mitten on the left, Merrick Butte on the right… to give them more room and presence. That big streaky sky did the rest.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Southwest

  9. Monument Valley. The classic shot lines up all three formations, but I framed just two… East Mitten on the left, Merrick Butte on the right… to give them more room and presence. That big streaky sky did the rest.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Southwest

  10. Monument Valley. The classic shot lines up all three formations, but I framed just two… East Mitten on the left, Merrick Butte on the right… to give them more room and presence. That big streaky sky did the rest.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Southwest

  11. Monument Valley. The classic shot lines up all three formations, but I framed just two… East Mitten on the left, Merrick Butte on the right… to give them more room and presence. That big streaky sky did the rest.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Southwest

  12. Monument Valley. The classic shot lines up all three formations, but I framed just two… East Mitten on the left, Merrick Butte on the right… to give them more room and presence. That big streaky sky did the rest.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Southwest

  13. Monument Valley from Artist’s Point. I was after the depth… buttes bookending the frame, mesas and spires stacking back into the haze. The surprise was the green on the valley floor, greened up from the April timing.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Southwest

  14. Monument Valley, mood over detail. The formations sit in near-silhouette and the frame goes to that bold, streaky sky, with the road winding in along the valley floor. Some places earn the big dramatic sky.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Southwest

  15. Monument Valley with the priorities flipped. Focus on a small flowering desert shrub up close, the butte behind left soft… still unmistakable even blurred. A small living thing sharing the frame with something massive and ancient.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Southwest

  16. Looking down into the valley from Artist’s Point, Monument Valley. No sky, no horizon… just red ground, tumbled slabs, small caprock pillars. Looks more like something beamed back from Mars. Same iron oxide rusts both places red.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Southwest

  17. East Mitten Butte at Monument Valley, early morning. From the classic View Hotel viewpoint, I zoomed in to lift one butte out of the lineup and set it alone against a moody, cloud-streaked sky. At dawn it goes to near-silhouette.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Southwest

  18. Hey hey this is my sharing some from July 14 to 20, 2026!

    I watched , played a bunch of , also , started one very epic game, and some other things!

    This is day 99 of

    Good stuff!

    joelchrono.xyz/blog/2026-w29

  19. And it's over... That DLC was something else. These puzzles kept getting crazier and crazier

  20. I've been doing the Forgotten Shores expansion of and this game just keeps blowing my brain

  21. Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park at Dusk

    The Mittens and Merrick Butte
    Arizona/Utah border, USA

    Photo ©Mary Nelson, 2026

    #SilentSunday #MonumentValley #USA

  22. Monument Valley. Left to right… West Mitten, East Mitten farther back, Merrick Butte apart. I left a long sweep of red sand out front to let the empty space carry the scale and the quiet.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley #Southwest

  23. Monument Valley. Used bleached dead branches to frame the Mitten, keeping the butte sharp while the branches go soft up front. Foreground that adds depth without stealing the frame.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley

  24. Monument Valley. Looked straight up through an opening in the red rock at a triangle of blue sky. Strip it down and it’s just form and negative space.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley

  25. Monument Valley. Looked straight up and waited for the sun to slip behind the edge of the rock. From down here it’s just you, the stone, and the sky.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley

  26. Monument Valley. Used this twisted dead tree to frame the Mitten through the branches. Bleached wood, red sand, blue sky. The tree has as much character as the buttes.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley

  27. Monument Valley. Yellow bush, rock formation, sun starburst…three layers stacked in one frame. The desert puts color and light together in ways you couldn’t plan.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley

  28. Monument Valley. Got close to a pair of yucca stalks and let the formations go soft behind them. Still recognizable even out of focus…that’s how distinctive those shapes are.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MonumentValley

  29. Going to the #ShiprockFair, #KleeBenally Remembered the #UraniumDump on the Banks of the #SanJuanRiver

    By #BrendaNorrell, #CensoredNews, August 29, 2024

    SHIPROCK, #NavajoNation -- "In his book published shortly before his passing, Klee Benally writes of going to the #NorthernNavajoFair and the #UraniumDump in #Shiprock that no one talks about. It is along the San Juan River, the same river that flooded this week, now eight months after Klee's passing.

    "'The Northern Navajo Fair at Tsé Bit A'í (#ShiprockNewMexico) has been held for more than one hundred years,' Klee writes in 'No Spiritual Surrender: Indigenous Anarchy in Defense of the Sacred.'

    "Klee describes how the fair each fall marks the changing of the seasons and the #harvest. He describes the neon glow of the carnival in the cold, dusty nights, and the #uniper fires that burn.

    "All of this revelry is held right on #UraniumBoulevard just a couple miles from a massive 105-acre #Radioactive dump containing 2.5 million tons of #RadioactiveWaste on a site that was a former #UraniumMill (which is just 600 feet from the San Juan River.)'

    "The Shiprock Uranium Disposal Cell studies showed that more than 1.8 million liters of #groundwater were contaminated with uranium, #selenium, #radium, #cadmium, #sulfate, and #nitrate.

    "Now the #NavajoNation again is targeted by the #Nuclear Industry and #DebHaaland's radioactive agenda is being ignored.

    "Speaking in Farmington, Interior Sec. Haaland said the transition to green energy in the #FourCorners region will be led by the #AtomicBomb industry, #LosAlamos National Laboratory, which has already poisoned #Pueblo lands in northern #NewMexico.

    "There is no mention of the fact that there is no safe way to store #NuclearWaste.
    Now, adding to the layers of deception, the U.S. #EPA is deceiving the public. The EPA doesn't actually clean up the uranium dumps and strewn #RadioactiveTailings from #ColdWar #UraniumMining on the Navajo Nation -- it only announces plans and promises to do it.

    "#EricJantz, legal director of the New Mexico Environmental Law Center, told the Inter-American Commission on #HumanRights in March that the #EPA has not completed any of the cleanups.

    "There are 524 uranium mine sites waiting to be cleaned up on the Navajo Nation. Zero -- none of these -- have been fully cleaned up, Jantz told the international commission.
    The truth is people seldom talk about the uranium dump at Shiprock because there is so much strewn radioactive waste, and so many unreclaimed uranium mines, with radioactive waste strewn from Cameron to #MonumentValley, and across the Four Corners region.

    "During the 1990s, on assignment for USA Today, I talked with #Dine' in #RedValley and Cove, south of Shiprock, down the mountain from where I lived. In every family, there was cancer. In every family, someone was dying of #cancer, or had already died, from cancer because of the uranium mining.

    "One Dine' grandmother in her 80s was living in a stone home built of radioactive rock. We had a Geiger counter with us."

    Read more:
    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2024/08

    #KleeBenallyRIP #KleeBenallyRestInPower #UraniumMining #NoSpiritualSurrender #IndigenousAnarchy #DefendingTheSacred #IndigenousActivism #HaulNo #CorporateColonialism #WaterIsLife #NoLithiumMining #CorporateColonialism #NoMiningWithoutConsent #CopperMining #Greenwashng #NuclearWeapons #NoNukes #NoWar #NoNuclearWeapons