Category Archives: photography
Until Next Year
I’m going to take some time off for the holidays, so I’ll wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year now. Happy Holidays to all of you, and thank you for taking the time to look at my blog. … Continue reading
Will Starbucks Make You More Creative?
This is probably old news to some of you, but I just learned about a study that says the sounds of a coffee house may boost creativity. There’s actually a web site called Coffitivity which plays a coffee shop soundtrack … Continue reading
Taos Balloon Rally
We just happened to be in Taos the weekend of the Hot Air Balloon Rally. It’s not the big balloon festival–that happened in Albuquerque a week or two before. But instead of hundreds of balloons and over 100,000 people, this … Continue reading
The Low Road to Taos
There are two way to get from Santa Fe, New Mexico, to Taos: the High Road and the Low Road. I read in a guidebook that the High Road could take from four to seven hours, so we took the … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn leaves, cottonwood trees, Low Road to Taos, New Mexico, Rio Grande River
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Tote Bags
Just wanted to pop in and let you know that society6 now offers tote bags with my images. And just in time for Christmas, they are six dollars off tomorrow (Sunday) from midnight to midnight. 🙂 Free holiday shipping, worldwide … Continue reading
Rust and Pastels
I shot this outside Taos, New Mexico. The light was so strange that day. In Taos, it was sunny and dry, but as we drove north, we saw rain and then a rainbow. The truck was completely in shadow, so … Continue reading
Tea and a Madeleine
On a whim, I purchased some Madeleine cookies at Costco, just to see how they compared to the ones I had in France. To my surprise, they were great! The perfect accompaniment to a cup of tea, which reminded me … Continue reading
Sunset Colors
The other night I noticed that some pretty dramatic clouds were forming near the beach, so we raced down and barely made it to the sunset. One thing I’ve learned is that the sky can be even more beautiful after … Continue reading
Canyon Road, Part II
The doors on Canyon Road in Santa Fe turned out to be one of my favorite subjects: I liked the colors on this wall a lot. The turquoise mailboxes too. Then, of course there were the autumn leaves: Great weekend, … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn leaves, Canyon Road, Santa Fe, sculpture, turquoise mailboxes
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Canyon Road, Part I
Canyon Road in Santa Fe is now one of my favorite streets. Block after block of beautiful galleries and shops and very nice scenery. I pretty much went nuts with the camera there, so I’m dividing the post into two … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn leaves, Canyon Road, galleries, New Mexico, Santa Fe, sculptures
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Pearls & Prose 