landscape: Sometimes It Is Not All About The House...
- 04/09/11 03:59 PM
It seems like every house regardless of how small or how luxurious or who lives there has a view. Sometimes the occupants are shy or not home at all or perhaps circling the neighborhood waiting for me to leave or put my camera away. This scene happened by accident as most images do when I take a moment away from the details of Santa Fe real estate and focus on the beauty and surprises in our landscape and light and endless blue sky. The image was made yesterday in between a conversation about listing a much bigger home for sale. Often it is not … (8 comments)
landscape: A View Of A... Santa Fe Dream
- 03/07/11 03:13 PM
Do you have a view of a Santa Fe dream? Most people I talk with want me to find them a home to finish their dream of having a Santa Fe lifestyle. Sometimes the dreams I find them often began as someone else's dream. And then it becomes a dream for sale. Yet, never does anyone ask me for what dreams I have for sale. The "view" is usually the keyword in their request. Some people want to see a mountains or a range of them as in this image of the Jemez. Others want to be in the mountains and then see as far as … (12 comments)
landscape: Missed Exits Are Opportunities
- 01/16/11 01:14 AM
One of the magical things about our cars is the rear view mirror. Unlike humans, it is always looking backwards even when we are looking ahead. At the same time, the mirror is a safety device when we want to move around on the road in the present. This image happened shortly after I missed the exit to the Santo Domingo Pueblo off the southbound lane on I-25. Fortunately, the next exit was less than 10 miles away. On the road to or from Santa Fe to Albuquerque, highway exits can be few and far between. The good news is the the landscape … (12 comments)
landscape: Santa Fe Horses Rule My Road...
- 09/16/10 10:31 AM
I love landscape and horses and every now and then when I take the drive on I-25 as I did today something new will catch my eye and I will stop along the highway. This time it was a herd of Native American horses roaming on the Santa Domingo Pueblo land. It appears they were as curious of me as I was of them. Their leader stopped and took a look back. I was blessed for a few moments, as we all compared horsepower. Next time you are on your way to Santa Fe on I-25 at 75mph, consider taking a break … (7 comments)
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