I hope to maybe return here in October next year, to capture the vivid colors of the Chamisa and the fall foliage...providing 'harvest' doesn't coincide.
Friday, November 28, 2008
The Land of Enchantment
Snowfall on Thanksgiving...couldn't be better and because this blog is about my artwork and my photos, here are a few shots I captured in the morning where we visited (and these are the sights from the neighborhood streets on the mesa - WOW!). I took lots, as I am going to a workshop next week with Graham, Texas artist Kaye Franklin, in Logan, Ks.
I hope to maybe return here in October next year, to capture the vivid colors of the Chamisa and the fall foliage...providing 'harvest' doesn't coincide.
I hope to maybe return here in October next year, to capture the vivid colors of the Chamisa and the fall foliage...providing 'harvest' doesn't coincide.
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