More Water, Please
This large painting is above a gallery in downtown Albuquerque. Living in the southwestern United States, we are certain of a few things:, Birth, Death, Taxes, and Drought. Water is life. […]
This large painting is above a gallery in downtown Albuquerque. Living in the southwestern United States, we are certain of a few things:, Birth, Death, Taxes, and Drought. Water is life. […]
While I was under the shade of the soccer tent booth in the middle of making my images of Erica (stranger No.22),a man joined us; her husband. He watched me finish […]
My Freedom 4th evening was spent on the same field as where the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta takes place. We arrived mid-afternoon to secure a spot on the grassy field […]
We often are presented with visual gifts. It’s up to us to recognize and capture them. Sometimes, with street photography, we observe a still life created by a human touch on […]
First match of the morning soccer teams are responsible for hanging up one set of goals (posts and nets). The equipment becomes tangled up when taken down and shoved into […]
When I began the 100 Strangers project, I had a preconceived notion that finding people to photograph, interestingness aside, would be a long, slow process. It’s proving otherwise. If you […]
After taking Julian’s portrait (Stranger 18), I moved on to this couple. Forces of magnetism kept them locked. I realized they were going to be a two-as-one item, even though […]
In a recent city sponsored event, I watched this candid moment unfurl. If you’re a regular reader of Snapmammas.com (and thank you!) this picture is jumping the chronological queue of […]
In Hatch, which claims to be the chile capital of the world, you can find chiles (that’s peppers) in just about everything on a restaurant menu. When we stopped at Sparky’s Burgers Espresso […]
On the road from Albuquerque, heading to Tucson, we did an afternoon pit-stop in a village that grows legendary green chiles: Hatch, New Mexico. Before moving to New Mexcio, we knew […]