Nasturtium
2012
Tropaeolum Majus

Advance Proof for my upcoming solo show in two weeks
It will be held at the west elm store in Cherry Creek
supposedly, the final press release and email blast will have five animated images (slideshow) involved
Please stop by, have a drink and purchase some art!
One night only, See you there!
http://www.westelm.com/customer-service/store-locations/denver/

Kona, Hawaii
 GoPro 2 Camera, 960/48 Video, Frame Grab 
With chronological order, the only solid premise of "Kev's Log",
and a bit out of order, I wanted to include this image after finally having the time to review a few of my video clips,
I had been following a large Green Hawaiian Sea Turtle who briefly came up for a quick breath of air.

Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle
Kona, HI
Breath-hold diver
Over a shallow reef
(Scroll down, more images from Hawaii ahead)

~ Immersion ~
kp~Ranch Test Tank Facility, Morrison, Colorado
4:15pm
Briefly existing in total liquid...
Permanently existing above total liquid.....

~ Immersion 2 ~
kp~Ranch Test Tank Facility, Morrison, Colorado
1:00am, blue LED lighting selected
Briefly existing in total liquid...
Permanently existing above total liquid.....

" What If "
at 40,000', on a West by Southwest Heading
across the
Pacific Ocean

Big Island, Sun
Kona, HI
1280 mm Miror Lens, f8, Canon 7D

Threadfin Butterflyfish
Kona, HI
GoPro 2 Camera / 11 MP / Photo Mode
Classification
Class: Actinopterygii 
Order: Perciformes 
Family: Chaetodontidae 
Genus: Chaetodon 
Species: auriga

Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle
Kahaluu Reef
GoPro 2 Camera / Dive Housing / 11MP Photo Mode

Green sea turtles are reptiles whose ancestors evolved on land and returned to the sea to live about 150 million years ago.
They are one of the few species so ancient that they watched the dinosaurs evolve and become extinct.
As reptiles, which weigh in at around 300 lbs, green sea turtles, like all other species of sea turtles, possess the following traits:
They are cold-blooded, meaning that they get their body heat from the environment rather than making their own.
They breathe air and their skin has scales...  
    Kingdom   Anamalia
                       Phylum    Chordata (vertebrates)
                Class        Reptilia (reptiles)
                                     Order         Chelonia (turtles and tortoises)
                                  Family      Cheloniidae (true sea turtles)
    Genus       Chelonia
Species     mydas