We stopped in to visit that same old truck from last week’s post on a photo tour/workshop this week. I added a couple of images of the other work trucks parked at the same location. My client and I played it safe on this trip traveling in separate vehicles and keeping a safe shooting space between us on the High Road to Taos, the Rio Grande Gorge, and the Sites of Taos tours. Since then I’ve had my first Covid vaccine (yeah!) with my booster scheduled for the end of March. If you feel safe traveling and have had your vaccinations and would like to join me here in New Mexico, I’m booking dates from mid-April through the rest of the year. I believe we can do this safely and enjoyably in my vehicle which hasn’t been possible for the last year. I’ll be happy and look forward to introducing you to some of my favorite locations in this area.
As always thank you for looking.
Geraint
14 thoughts on “Details, Details, Details”
Love the details. Knowing the broad view of where these come from even makes them more special. Thanks for for the abstractions.
I remember when you and I were there, Bob. Thank you for the compliments. G
Wow, oh Wow, I love the close ups a lot. Makes me want to hustle out to a vehicle I saw this morning. And so glad that you’ll be back in business with photo tours this year.
I hope you got to hustle out to your vehicle. Thanks, Larry for all the wows!. G
I love these and especially the thoughts that are provoked about the history behind the abandoned vehicles and or abandoned places. I think about that and wonder about the people…..
I do the same thing. I try to conjure up a storyline unless I know already. Thank you, Roberta. G
Thanks G. You know how I love those old trucks!
Thank you, Mark. G
Lovely stuff, Geraint. I find the tones in the last image to be most pleasing and Iike the textures in the one featuring the screw heads. Well seen!
Thank you, Ron. That’s my favorite. Always keep the best for last. G
Hi Great as usual and Querky Healy missed this must have been busy.Thankyou
A nice day out for the drive and photography. I took mam and dad out here on their first trip to Taos in 1989. They loved it. Thanks, Alison. G
Just discovered your work. I like it very much!
Thank you for your artistic eye !
I’m glad you found my work. Thank you, Karen. I appreciate your commenting and the compliments. G