[24/100 Strangers]: Florence
“Young and old: with a photo, time will hold.” –Rachael Landau, The Photographer– I came up with this rhyme after a fellow photographer complimented me on approaching someone of a […]
Tag Archives: Southwest
Independence Day | 07.04.2015
We fought for freedom, liberties and independence. Celebrate it safely. Like a wedding cake topper, this is an antique store’s roof in Tucson, Arizona. I spied it along the random […]
Tucson at Dusk – Side B
In the days of 45 rpm records, the artist’s labels and publishing companies put the expected hits on side A. That’s what they promoted for airplay and billboard charting. Then […]
Lonely and Superstious
We held a multi-family garage sale in the neighborhood on the weekend. I didn’t have a chance to make any human stranger portraits. Interesting people were gone in a flash […]
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, […]
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 […]
‘Burque Street Style
What I see on the “street” is one of the ways I get a sense of the culture. That being said, this is a rear snapshot of a fairly typical ‘Burque […]
Golden Rocket + Birthday Wish
I am told by the ladies of the ABQ Aril and Iris Society, my real estate agent and other gardeners: it is easy to grow Irises in Albuquerque. This flower […]
Sugar Dusted
Here is one of a few images from the recent Early Iris Flower Show at the Albuquerque Botanic Garden. It does look like this flower was covered in frosting sugar; […]
Zia Windows, Bench and Daffodil
I like seeing human elements with oddities, like those seen here, along typical Albuquerque neighborhood streets. They provoke my curiosity about choices that people make that follow a logic unlike mine. […]
Snap Mammas 