Landscapes in a Traditional Sense
Most of my landscape photographs are ones that depict man's hand on the Earth. Those can be found on my Anti-Landscape Landscape page here. Occasionally I try my hand at a more traditional approach to the landscape. Some of those attempts follow.
Ghost Ranch, Northern New Mexico
Bosque de Apache, Central New Mexico
Low clouds over Ghost Ranch
Early morning light, Abiquiu Dam
Chama River from the Chama River overlook on Highway 84 in the Abiquiu Valley (above and below)
Bosque del Apache
Abiquiu Valley
Ghost Ranch
Chimney Rock, Ghost Ranch
Chama River, Fall colors, Abiquiu Valley
About five miles south of the Ghost Ranch entrance to the east of Highway 84 (above and two images below)
Between Albuquerque and Las Cruces to the east of I-25
Lone tree and Chimney Rock, Ghost Ranch, Northern New Mexico
Boulders and land formations south of Ghost Ranch
Burned and live trees, Calf Canyon burn scar near Las Vegas, New Mexico
Elk in Chama River, Abiquiu, New Mexico
Trees in the bosque along the Rio Grande, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Lone tree at the Abiquiu Dam with Cerro Pedernal in the rear
Chama River running through the Abiquiu Valley (above and below)
Land formations south of Ghost Ranch, Northern New Mexico
Cerro Pedernal
Bosque del Apache
Formation south of Ghost Ranch (above and below)
Lone tree, Abiquiu Dam and Cerro Pedernal in the rear
Rio Grande bosque, Albuquerque, NM
The following are from my Cabezon Peak series, which if you'd like to view those, click here: Cabezon Peak
Cabezon Peak
Cabezon Peak
Cabezon Peak
Cabezon Peak
Cabezon Peak
Cabezon Peak
Cabezon Peak and storm
Cabezon Peak
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