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Cerro Pedernal

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Cerro Pedernal is 9,862 feet high. It is located a bit north and west of the village of Abiquiú, New Mexico. I pass it often and it offers an ever-changing vista, which always keeps me interested.

Pedernal means flint in Spanish, and this flat-topped butte in northern New Mexico has long been a source of agate. Natives living nearby during the Pueblo Period (1303-1324 AD) used Pedernal’s stone for arrowheads, scrapers, knives, and spearpoints. Today, the butte is a well-known landmark in the northern Jemez Mountains, and gained further noteriety when artist Georgia O’Keefe lived nearby and painted the peak.
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  • Home
  • About
  • Clients
  • Projects
    • Abiquiu Livestock Sale
    • Adjective Challenge
    • Aerial Photos
    • Alt Fashion
    • Amish, Kalona, Iowa
    • Cabezon Peak
    • Cerro Pedernal
    • Chicano Park Murals
    • Churches
    • Descansos
    • Design photographs in the style of Charles Sheeler
    • Dogs
    • Lowriders
    • Goofing Around with mime Mark Wenzel
    • Industry
    • Infrared Photos
    • International Center of Photography
    • Isolated Trees
    • Isolation Photos
    • Lady of Guadalupe
    • Landscape Photos
    • Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego
    • Matachines de Alcalde
    • Moon Photos
    • Moving Arts Espanola
    • Murals in Espanola, New Mexico
    • Moving Landscapes
    • New Orleans Street Photography
    • Northern New Mexico
    • Norteno Artist Portraits
    • Panoramic Photos
    • Pic of the Day
    • Portraits
    • San Francisco Chinatown
    • Snow Photos
    • Still Life Photos
    • San Francisco Street Photos
    • Street Photography
    • Surplus Love
    • The Yin/Yang of Families
    • Trailer Landscapes
    • Trees
    • Vintage - Pre -digital photos
  • Selected Writing/Published
    • Behind the Scenes at the Circus
    • ​​Book Review: "Orale! Lowrider: Custom Made in New Mexico"
    • Carlton, Oregon
    • Cumbres Toltec
    • Day of the Dead, Albuquerque's Marigold Parade
    • Fog Smoke Haze in Photos
    • Gordon Tooley, Apple Guru
    • Indian Market Native Costumes
    • In Praise of Kit Lenses
    • In Praise of Manual Lenses
    • Instagram
    • Jeff Brock and Bombshell Betty
    • John Lea's Painted Truck
    • Kaleidoscope Photos
    • Pet Store Animal Photos
    • Rocket Heads Jewelry
    • Scale in Photography
    • National Museum of Nuclear Science and History
    • Rio Arriba: A New Mexico County
    • Tibetan Monk Sand Painting
    • United Farm Workers
    • Why I Take Photographs
    • WWII Reenactment
  • Archive