Photo Gallery: Taos, NM
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- Tristan on a bridge
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- Young, Tristan and David
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- Skateboards and the appropriate footlery
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- The gorgeous Olivia at the Downtown Bistro
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- Tristan self-portrait
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- Killer African bees attack us at the Downtown Bistro!
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- The bee!
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- Olivia on wall
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- Ready for some back-to-back combo ninja fu
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- No clue who these people are but I thought they looked fascinating
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- Her face in particular
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- The Red River Biker Rally was in full effect
Biker's look kind of hilarious...blue asses protruding from black leather pants...
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- The Dutchess
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- Man with tent
This gentleman made friends with Tristan. He's living in this wood and tent combo for the time being.
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- Taos Valley RV Park
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- Taos Valley RV Park
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- Heh...the laundromat at Taos Valley RV Park
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- It was just so 70's in the laundry room at Taos Valley RV Park
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- More 70's laundry action at the Taos Valley RV Park
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- Playground at Taos Valley RV Park
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- The official Taos Valley RV Park weather station
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- Mountains hanging high over the Quartzite Recreation Area
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- I just liked the blur and dirt of this image
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- Brown Rice Sushi at the Smith's in Taos
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- Fresh muffins....
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- So yeah, the sign reads "Skulls"
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- A secret bridge!?
All around Taos, New Mexico, including the Taos Valley RV Park.
David
24 Jun 2009 5:11 am
Was number 36 taken through a window? Looks like it has focussed on the dirt and therefore the background is out of focus.
And you know, dust is one thing we have lost in digital photography. Slides or scanned pictures invariably had dust, fluff or scratches from the handling they got.
Not sure whether I miss it or not. Yes, it was a nuisance. But it was also an indication of something real about the photo. Digital photography is just bits on a disk – it doesn’t have the same tangible feeling.
admin
24 Jun 2009 9:29 pm
Yeah David, the picture was taken through the RV’s windshield while we were moving I think. That’s specifically what I was into, the blur and dirt.
I hear you on the tangible vs. digital thing. The same with mp3s vs. having a record / CD collection. It’s cool to have the book and look through them and everything, but mp3s (and digital photos) are good for the environment, and just more convenient in a lotta ways. You give some you get some…