In the interest of not getting totally behind with posting photos – she says as she hits the road again and can’t do any photo processing – here are a few photos of Grand Canyon’s surprisingly diverse plant life.
Author Archives: Deonne Kahler
Los Angeles Bound
Impromptu Scamp Alert! I’m heading to Los Angeles and San Diego and who knows where else, starting with a visit with friends and the opening reception for a show in L.A. this week.
Posted in Home in Taos
Tagged New Mexico, Roadside attractions
Narrowing Down Such a Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon is a vast, overwhelming place. I took approximately one billion photos when I was camping there in April, and have (obviously, ahem) had a hard time organizing myself to share them with you. Here’s a start.
Posted in Travel
Tagged Arizona, National Parks, People
Taos Ghost Clouds
I know I said I’d be posting more of the Grand Canyon photos soon – and I will, I promise! But there are so many! And I’ve been other places since then that I want to share with you!
Posted in Home in Taos
Tagged Clouds, New Mexico, Sky, Sunset, Taos
Grand Canyon Teaser
I’ve been so busy (and now I’m on the road again) that I haven’t had time to process any of my Grand Canyon photos, but I didn’t want to leave you for too long without at least a bit of Canyon goodness.
Posted in Travel
Tagged Arizona, Hiking, National Parks
Chaco Canyon, New Mexico
New Mexico has many beautiful, well-preserved Puebloan ruins, but maybe none are more beloved than Chaco Canyon National Park. And after my first visit there a few weeks ago, I can see why.
Posted in Travel
Tagged Hiking, National Parks, New Mexico, Ruins
Reflecting at Abiquiu Lake
Abiquiu Lake, NM was still enough to reflect the sky and clouds beautifully.
Posted in Photo of the Day
Tagged Lakes, New Mexico
Whitney Plantation
If you’re visiting New Orleans and have access to a car, don’t miss the Whitney Plantation on River Road. It’s a powerful, beautiful place – the only plantation museum in the U.S. that focuses on slavery.
Posted in Travel
Tagged History, Louisiana, Plantations
New Orleans, and More News
Today I’ll post the last few photos from New Orleans, and then we’re moving on. Ready? Me too.
Turns Out Face Bacon is a Thing
Sorry I missed posting last week – personal life (or just life, I suppose) has been a bit challenging lately, but nothing I can’t handle. Here are some more memorable moments from New Orleans:
Posted in Travel
Tagged Bars, Hotels, Louisiana, Music, New Orleans, Restaurants