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Tag Archives: New Mexico
Launching a New Photography Project
And thinking about the difference between photographer and artist.
National Park Week Starts Saturday!
It’s here! National Park Week starts this weekend, giving you zero reasons to stay home instead of exploring what Wallace Stegner called America’s “best idea.”
If it’s easy, is it meaningful?
That’s the question I asked myself the other night.
The Most Amazing Blog Post Ever
Spoiler alert: this probably isn’t.
Walking on Water
I’ve hiked to Williams Lake a jillion times, and had never seen what I saw yesterday.
Playing in the Rain
I realize I’m supposed to be posting about the latest Scamps, but the other night it rained in Taos, and I decided to buck the boss – who is, um, me – and share some images from that.
A Thousand Bucks Will Buy a Lot of Burritos
I just got some great news, and I’m celebrating with a burrito. Because sometimes you just have to splurge.
Birds and a Bonus Mishap
Hello, Internet! I’ve been taking a break to sort out some personal business, so let’s jump back in with both feet, shall we? I’ll try to make up for lost time by posting a whole pile of photos I made at one of the sweetest spots in New Mexico: the Bosque del Apache wildlife refuge.
What’s the story?
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