All That Remains
Just one day after our wonderful weekend snowstorm, it looks as if never happened. The only evidence of the short-lived snow is two melting forts, built by my children to […]
Tag Archives: Southwest
Olaf of ABQ
Selena’s Folk Art Tree
Some people beat to their own drum. That’s the case with one of my neighbors. Selena’s front yard is now decorated for Christmas. Most homeowners have been setting up inflatable […]
Quintessential High Desert
This image of a winter sunset on the Sandia Mountains was taken without filters and without color balancing. What you see is what we get. Sandia is the Spanish word […]
Peace On A Private Window
Many private homes in Albuquerque have a stained glass window feature. Inside the home of a friend, I admired this round art glass window. My impression is that a dove is […]
Assignment #6 | 6 B/W Images
On Facebook, a friend challenged me to post one lone photo, new or old, executed in black and white, for 5 days strait; and nominate another friend to do the […]
Wicked Orange
Until I moved out to a desert, it hasn’t been since the 1970s that I’ve seen many of these. When I spot a dune buggy, it harkens me back to […]
Balloon Fiesta 2014 | Part One: The Enchanted Box
Albuquerque’s wind make hot air balloon flying a special experience.
The Hubbell Bubble
John Lorenzo Hubbell (1853-1930) was an American pioneer considered to be the foremost Navajo trader of his time. In 1876 he formed the J.L. Hubbell Trading Post at Ganado, in […]
Southwestern Kitsch | Yardsale Treasure
It has been a while since I posted images that didn’t involve wildflowers or rocky desert landscapes. Today, you non-nature lovers are in luck. I’m going to switch it up […]
Snap Mammas 