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| Corral #1, Taos Pueblo Land |
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| Framed by Wire, Taos Pueblo Land |
Taos is an artist’s dream. That’s why it’s been an art
colony since turn of the 20th century. New Mexico, for that matter,
boasts that almost 70% of the population creates an art or craft. So, to live in the Land of Enchantment is to
be immersed in a sea of artistic creations. We’re inspired at every turn.
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| Juniper #1, Cebolla Mesa |
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| Juniper #2, Cebolla Mesa |
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| Abandonado #1, Lama, NM |
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| Abandonado #2, Lama, NM |
Though I’m inclined to wander far afield for subject matter when
I look carefully at the magical landscape nearby, I’m entranced by the wonder
that surrounds me every day. And if I look carefully and closely enough a
subject always declares itself. Such was the case last week when I took a magical
mystery tour of Pueblo land north of El Prado, of Cebolla Mesa that
overlooks the Rio Grande Gorge and of the belvedere or height of land in the
village of Lama. The sky costars in this production.
I’m in the grips of a magazine deadline so this entry is on
the short side. More from the field, I hope, next week. The open road does beckon.
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1 comment:
Kudos on your Cebolla Mesa and local environs theme of today's blog, Steve. Wonderful images, including Corral #1 on Taos Pueblo land, and Abandonado # 2, where the turquoise color barely sneaks in to the capture the eye. It is good to have a magazine deadline, but I look forward to seeing where the wanderlust takes you next. Great blog, Esteban!
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