Greetings from San Cristobal, NM. This week, some scenes of winter weather, two new book covers, and snow. It’s been a cold week, but it’s warming up again. The heaters are cleaned and running, and the sun is shining. I hope it’s beautiful where you are.
Last week we took a drive during the snowfall here. Little did we know that the 12 to 15 inches we received in San Cristobal amounted to about an inch in downtown Taos as you can see from the image of the little chapel on La Loma Plaza in Taos. We have been fortunate to get hit by lots of moisture this year in our village north of Taos.
St Clare’s statue was huddled under a cloak of snow before it slid off.
Sunflower seed pods wearing snow cap crowns.
The following are two of my images used on the covers of recently published books. I’m honored to share these publications with you.
Lise Goett’s book of poetry, “The Radiant”
The second cover is from J.M. Mitchell’s Novel “Migrations of Butterflies and Lies”, Check it out here on Amazon
And the cover…
You can also purchase a copy of J.M. Mitchell’s book “Migrations of Butterflies and Lies.” at Barnes and Noble.
If you are writing a book and would like to use an image of mine on the cover or inside, please get in touch. All proceeds go to a local Taos non-profit for kids.
And finally an autumn leaf on a winter pond.
As always, thanks for looking. Have a great week. G
10 thoughts on “Winter Weather, Snow, Book Covers. 11-13-24”
All so beautiful!
Thanks so much, Susan. I hope you are well. G
I will buy that book just for that breath taking cover!!!
I’m sure it will be appreciated if you do. Thanks so much, Kristine. G
The Lisa Goett book cover is stunning! Your little leaf on the pond is also, in its place of finality, a very moving scene despite it being just a leaf on a pond. Your photography creates dioramas, moving pictures in the mind of the viewer.
I really appreciate your comment and compliments. Thanks so much, Amelia. G
Each photo uniquely appealing – envious of your lovely snow – it adds a sense of awe – PNW is drizzly weather all week long – though Mt Bachelor will open for downhill ski pass holders this weekend for the first time in its history.
I’m going to check out the books now. M
Thanks so much, Mara and thank you for the update on the seasons progress in your area. Stay dry! G
Wonderful images, Geraint. The book covers are perfect in artistic content and as tributes to your skills.
Just started reading “Migrations of Butterflies and Lies” looks promising after a few pages. Thanks so much, Jim. G