Fine Art Images from the American Southwest
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Autumn Rain
Aspens in the autumn rain in Garcia Park, Kit Carson National Forest. A favorite location for viewing fall colors on one of many “aspencades” even in the rain. Thanks for looking. G
San Francisco de Asis
San Francisco de Asis. Good morning from the Saint Francis Church, Ranchos de Taos. Arguably the most photographed church in the US.
Crescent Moon
Crescent Moon waxing, San Cristobal, NM. We live on a slight rise with a view south, from east to west, and bordered on the north by the Kit Carson National Forest. The location is excellent for watching moon rises and moon sets, full moons and crescents. Here is a favorite view of this evening’s waxing crescent moon through the bare trees. G
Red Bridge Over The Rio Grande
Red Bridge. A car crosses the Taos Junction bridge over the Rio Grande, it’s tail lights illuminate the girders with the Milky Way overhead. Here is the Bridge in White illuminated by the headlights of a vehicle. Both in the Orilla Verde Recreation Area, Pilar, New Mexico, and under the starry skies of the Milky Way.
End Of Summer Bouquet
End of summer bouquet. This bouquet caught my eye amongst a few items from the gallery. It was laying in the bottom of the ice bucket waiting to be put away or discarded. I saved the bouquet in its state of decay to observe for a few more months. Thanks for looking. G
Garcia Park, New Mexico
Garcia Park. Making images in the aspens during their peak in Garcia Park, northern New Mexico. Almost a pilgrimage every year, in the fall, for the past 30 years. Here’s an image from a few days ago in another area of aspens with a few leaves hanging in there! This area is a prime location for a fall photo tour of private photography workshop.
Road Less Traveled
“Road Less Traveled” across the Taos volcanic plateau, enlivened with the added splendor of walking rain, Virga, a mass of streaks of rain appearing to hang under a cloud and evaporating before reaching the ground.
Stand Of Aspens Cumbres Pass
The Stand of aspens on the slopes of the Cumbres Pass on the Colorado New Mexico border. At first thought they appear almost afraid to stand alone, gathered in a huddled like posture, creating the feeling of strength in numbers. A subsequent thought occurred to me; what a ‘content’ little grouping of trees! Cheers. G
