Sometime ago, I was approached by a student from a college in southeast Florida who wanted to interview me for an art project, as well … Read more...
Rio Grande and Gorge near Pilar
We hiked the Vista Verde trail on Sunday, October 18.
Although relatively short, the views of the river, gorge, rock formations, and skies are vast … Read more...
Descent into the Gorge
We began our hike on the Big Arsenic Springs trail about 2:30 on the afternoon of a clear, sunny autumn day.
The trail descends 680 … Read more...
Black & White Photography
Black and White photographs can be more dramatic than color, because they can reveal the essence of things in a more concentrated way.
This kind … Read more...
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge Revisited
We returned to the bridge on Saturday, October 3, two weeks after our first visit, this time in late afternoon.
The light was much better, … Read more...
Alamo Canyon
We went upriver about 9 miles today to Alamo Canyon in Bandelier National Park.
I had not been there since July 2010, and the lower … Read more...
Saturday at the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge
The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge lies about 10 miles northwest of Taos in northern New Mexico. A steel deck arch built in the mid 1960’s, … Read more...
Northern New Mexico Landscapes
Went for the first hike of the season on Wednesday. It was somewhat strenuous, and probably not the best choice, especially since I took a … Read more...
Stance of the Spiritual Warrior
In 1979, toward the end of my stay at the Findhorn Community, Donald Keys brought his workshop, “The Stance of the Spiritual Warrior,” to share … Read more...
Speaking of Shifts in Perspective…
how about these two photographs?
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