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One of us is a voyeur
The only reason I was working with a model was because we sort of had to, for the class I was taking. It was weird and uncomfortable and intimidating at first. By the time we were done, it was still all of those things, but I’d powered my way through.
One of my photography friends, who took the same class a year before I did, was so inspired by the day of working with models that she’s headed off in an interesting new direction with an infrared camera and nude models underwater. Her work is stunning.
Me? Nope. I’m sticking with the usual stuff. But I just wanted to show my loyal reader(s) that I could, too, shoot models. In case any of you had been wondering.
Nambé, New Mexico
photographed 7.6.2016
The Saint and the Hollyhocks
And so, another day ends, with the Saint in the sun and his flowers in shadow.
San Francisco de Asis Mission Church
Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico
photographed 7.1.2014
Lost in timelessness
This is from yet another gravel road from our recent Colorado trip. The road’s condition, the scenery, the foliage, the sign all seemed sort of timeless.
Union County, New Mexico
photographed 9.5.2016
Not for the view
It is safe to assume that we didn’t select this particular hotel for the view. But it was awful enough that I needed to make a photo…
Albuquerque, New Mexico
photographed 10.5.2016
What boredom looks like: photographer as passenger
My Patient Spouse will back me up on this: I am a TERRIBLE passenger on road trips.
I get bored pretty fast. And when I get bored….well, you don’t need to know really a lot of details about that. Other than one of the things I do is take random photos out the window.
near Clines Corners, New Mexico
photographed 10.4.2016
One Day | One Image 