

adobe architecture - New Mexico Museum of Art - santa fe

performing arts theatre

Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi

christmas eve canyon road walk - art gallery district

donna - from the dine tribe - posed for me

strong shadows on adobe

santa fe public library

ghost ranch - site for many western movies including city slickers and Magnificent 7

chimney rock at ghost ranch - georgia o'keefe lived and sketched here

capturing the breathtaking view atop chimney rock plateau. (left photo: unknowing selfie; photo credit: ivy)

looking westward these incredibly ominous rock formations

leaving ghost ranch area at sunset - the colour change in these rocks throughout the day is simply magical

and speaking of magic, New Mexico night skies are just unreal

the loretto chapel with its famous spiral staircase

santa fe national cemetery

El Santuario de Chimayó - a town with one restaurant and the mexican food is to die for!

tailgate sale on Red chile ristras at the Chimayó country store

you can never have too many shots of doors as unique as these

cacti in bandelier national monument park

forest path to the alcove house in bandelier park - only sound to be heard was the wind through these pine trees - even the Eos Rebel T6s can’t capture that

ruins of dwellings built by the Ancestral Pueblo people

amazing experience to climb into the chambers

The alcove house - perched on a cliff 140 feet up

wildlife in bandelier park. didn't see any of their lizards or rattlesnakes

ancient pueblo in taos build in 1450 A.D.

The Pueblo is made entirely of adobe - earth mixed with water and straw - walls are frequently several feet thick

St. Jerome Chapel, completed in 1850 / adobe ovens

pueblo graveyard around church which was destroyed in the War with Mexico by the U.S. Army in 1847

can’t drive down route 66 without stopping to capture some of these beauties

retro taos inn neon sign
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