Tent Rocks | New Mexico Flora
At Tent Rocks, there are many visual rewards as you pass through the slot canyon and reach the top of the trail. If you are lucky to visit after some rain, […]
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[11/100 Strangers]: Patricia
While I was voting for my favorite iris on display at the Early Iris Flower Show at the Albuquerque Botanic Garden, I met Patricia, who is 11/100 in my 100 […]
Kasha-Katuwe |Tent Rocks
First time visitors to New Mexico ask me what to see when in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. As long as the weather is cooperative, I recommend a visit to hike in […]
[10/100 Strangers]: Susan
I stumbled into a marvelous flower show at the Albuquerque Botanic Garden. It was the “Early Iris Flower Show,” organized by Albuquerque’s Aril and Iris Society. It was a show […]
Friendship Is…a Jumprope, Bunny Ears, and a Grassy Field
On the giant front wall of our elementary school there are scenes depicted by children on hand-drawn, hand-painted tiles (created by former students) of activities going on in and around […]
[9/100 Strangers]: James
This picture is 9/100 in my 100 Strangers project. So far, it’s been the one most well received by the other photographers on Flickr. He certainly represents the area of […]
Memorial Day 2015
Roadside memorial in Pena Blanca, New Mexico seen enroute to Cochiti Pueblo on Sunday May 24, 2015.
On Being Explored: Walking On Water
The tale of making a photo and what lead it to a pick up by Flickr’s Explore list for 5/20/15.
A Little Bit of Iceland in Duke City
It’s a little bit of Iceland in Albuquerque; aka Duke City. Poppies are a punch of color in early spring. They flutter in the wind and point skyward to the […]
[8/100 Strangers]: Louis
This picture is 8/100 in my 100 Strangers project. As I was collecting the contact information for my previous subject, along came Louis. I had just finished taking a portrait […]
Snap Mammas 