Taos Mountain, red willows, clouds. Taos Mountain is stunning in all seasons and light. As I’m not making too many trips out, this image is from spring 2018. Thanks for looking. G
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10 thoughts on “Taos Mountain, Red Willows, Cloud”
I love this photo. Spectacular.
It’s a view that is still there … for now. Many other locations have transformed into something else, with more development on the way. Thank you Sandy. G
Hi so many clouds over our lives at the moment keep on keeping on. Looking forward in hope Thank you
They add a lot of drama to the scene at least. Thank you Alison. G
I like the layers and depth of this one, Geraint.
Layers are very appealing for me. Thanks Ron. G
Beautiful ~ Here’s hoping spring isn’t far off and that we can all get out. Thanks for sharing!
It seems we are in the doldrums for a little while here. Looking forward to full on warmer days for sure. Thank you Elaine. G
Beautiful Geraint as always. Thanks for sharing. Love those contrasting willows both in color & texture.
BTW I’ll forward the Pagosa Spgs Photo Club site & FB page. I almost forgot with all the upheaval. We have some wonderful photographers in the group.
Brenda Breding
Thank you Brenda. I got your email and will certainly check out the link you sent. Hopefully we’ll be out of this situation soon and can plan an event. G