Tuesday, March 08, 2011
Nut Job
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New Mexico produces 47 million pounds of pecans in New Mexico, 70% of it in the Mesilla Valley. The vertical image here shows a section being irrigated by Rio Grande river water, something that seems highly unlikely since the river is barely a trickle down here.
The second shot tries to capture the rhythm of these creatures in some kind of primordial dance.
As an ardent student of photography and devotee of the classic black and white photographs by the mid-century masters I practice the medium with an eye toward graceful design. I view each frame as a discreet design project with the objectives of elegance, balance and precision. More images may be seen at www.steveimmelphotography.com.
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- Steve Immel
- As an ardent student of the mid-century masters I practice photography with the objectives of graceful design, acuity, tonal range and craft. I print full frame as originally composed in the viewfinder. I have had dozens of exhibitions across the United States, in Canada and Europe. My work is represented by Wilder Nightingale Fine Art in Taos and the Taos Historic Museums.
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