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New Mexico

The Land Of Enchantment

Featured Work

Hang'in Around by David DeWitt

In the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico, the store for assorted native goods was desiginated be this cow’s head out front. It looks like it’s been hangin’ around for a good long time.
Shadow-Draped Horno by David DeWitt

The racks above the horno are used for drying food and clothes They also make good airy and shady places to be under. The day I took this picture it must have been in the 90’s but under the racks it was considerably cooler. This is at the Taos Pueblo in NM. I used my Canon XTi with a 28-300mm Tamron lens.
Urban Macro #2 by TheBlindHog

This is a parking meter in downtown Albuquerque, near the main library. This isn’t grafitti, it is part of the mayor’s “City Beautiful” program. Pentax K20D, 3-shot HDR, variable shutter @ F11, ISO 100, 78mm
I will Survive 2 by Carla Jensen

Another capture of this strong beauty with the will to survive no matter what ! Taken in Carlsbad, New Mexico up by the caverns with a Panasonic FZ50. FEATURES and CHALLENGE WINS and TOP 10 PLACES 1.This was Featured in the ….Bits and Pieces Group! / 2. 1. This was Featured in the …. New Mexico Group 11/22/09 I will Survive 2 /
Statuesque the Essence by PaulAlbert

Statue from the soul, the artisan , mimick of natures beauty, the coloured patina so refined, the lighting right, the shadows defined, the sky everchanging but the statue is alive, the photographer and camera Happy! If the viewer does not foster great expectation, then also consider there is not too great a dissapointment! I will go back and attempt a more superior capture, capturing the ideal and delicate moment is the challenge, after all the statue isn’t going anywhere, as well perhaps as a photographer, neither will I ! Albuquerque, New Mexico USA, olympus E-510 afternoon dinner time. and beyond.
A Beautiful Desert Sunset by CynLynn

I am leaving Las Cruces today, to return to Ohio. I will so miss the sun and blue skies. What a way to end the long trip with this beautiful view.
Dancer by Gary Campbell

This is a graphite drawing from a photograph taken at the Indian cultural center, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Raven and the Moon by carolsuzanne

Acrylic on gallery wrapped stretched canvas. 24”w x18”h. Red Bubble featured. / Fine Art featured. / Painted Nature featured. 502 viewings on 11/20/09
Incoming! by TheBlindHog

A group of sandhill cranes come in for a low altitude strafing run at Bosque del Apache wildlife refuge in southern New Mexico, near the town of Socorro.
Fly-Fishing in the Jemez by TheBlindHog

In the New Mexico lowlands there are great stretches of arid landscape that can support only cacti and the hardiest succulents and grasses. But add an above-ground water source and you’ll find a riotous entanglement of Screwbean Mesquite, New Mexico Olive, Desert Hackberry, Mexican Elder, and myriad other understory trees and shrubs. Towering over all will likely be a double-lined canopy of majestic cottonwoods. Besides being the keystone plant for an amazingly diverse habitat, these iconic trees also put on a vivid coat of yellow and gold in the fall, providing a unique and beautiful backdrop that contrasts magnificently with the subtle desert palette that is more commonly seen here. Pentax K20D, 3-shot HDR, variable shutter speeds @ F8, ISO 100, 110mm.
Desert Silhouettes, Ocotillo by CynLynn

The sunset last night was amazing… / Las Cruces, New Mexico /
Red Hand Horse by carolsuzanne

Acrylic on back stapled stretched canvas. 24” x 18”

Recent Work

The Clay Pots in Albuquerque, NM by deborah zaragoza

The Clay Pots in Albuquerque, NM / / The Clay Pots in Albuquerque, NM /
Hang'in Around by David DeWitt

In the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico, the store for assorted native goods was desiginated be this cow’s head out front. It looks like it’s been hangin’ around for a good long time.
New Mexico Sky #1 by TheBlindHog

I grabbed this shot last July 4, from my back yard in Albuquerque. I’d thought to use it as a background replacement some day, but the right situation hasn’t come up for it. Pentax K20D, Simulated HDR, 1/50 @ F7.1, ISO 200, 18mm.
Shadow-Draped Horno by David DeWitt

The racks above the horno are used for drying food and clothes They also make good airy and shady places to be under. The day I took this picture it must have been in the 90’s but under the racks it was considerably cooler. This is at the Taos Pueblo in NM. I used my Canon XTi with a 28-300mm Tamron lens.
Urban Macro #2 by TheBlindHog

This is a parking meter in downtown Albuquerque, near the main library. This isn’t grafitti, it is part of the mayor’s “City Beautiful” program. Pentax K20D, 3-shot HDR, variable shutter @ F11, ISO 100, 78mm
New Mexico Sky by David DeWitt

This was taken in Taos, NM at the Taos Pueblo area. I used my Canon XTi .It was just a happy occasion and the weather stayed perfect for the rest of the day. Most of the time in the southern part of the state the sky is cloud-free of just a trace.
I will Survive 2 by Carla Jensen

Another capture of this strong beauty with the will to survive no matter what ! Taken in Carlsbad, New Mexico up by the caverns with a Panasonic FZ50. FEATURES and CHALLENGE WINS and TOP 10 PLACES 1.This was Featured in the ….Bits and Pieces Group! / 2. 1. This was Featured in the …. New Mexico Group 11/22/09 I will Survive 2 /
"Gold" In them thar ! Hills by PaulAlbert

The optimum time of day, the wonderful contrast of the golden Aspen leaves amoungst the evergreen and open medowland hillside where the deer and the antelope play ! Chama, New Mexico USA. Taken from the Combress & Toltec narrow gage rail engine 487 pulling the grade ! Camera Olympus E-510 with Tele lens 42 to 250 mm lens set at 97mm with polarizer.
aspen beginnings by CheyAnne Sexton

aspen trees are my favoritest tree ever and they almost always turn out right. taken with our Canon Rebel xti here in San Cristobal, NM / A is for Aspen tree
out our backdoor by CheyAnne Sexton

I love this little casita we live in right now, but we are soon to move and so I’m trying to take lots of images from the inside out, because the views are so cool here in San Cristobal, New Mexico, just north of Taos. / taken with our Canon Rebel xti
A Beautiful Desert Sunset by CynLynn

I am leaving Las Cruces today, to return to Ohio. I will so miss the sun and blue skies. What a way to end the long trip with this beautiful view.
Looking North-east by CynLynn

What a way to spend the last night in the desert… / Las Cruces, New Mexico…

There is no place on earth like New Mexico. It is a true artist’s palette and haven. The textures, colors and contrasts on top of the numerous cultures and diversities throughout the various regions, are endearing and extreme.

Our motivation for creating this group is to enlighten people and picque interest in their beautiful mud built adobes, unique flora,(unique meaning not just standard florals found in all the other states) and fauna, the rugged landscapes, the beautiful skies, the comfort of living a simple life, the indIgenous people, the spirtuality and mysticism as well as the lore and history .

All submissions must pertain exclusively to New Mexico. A name and location must be included to have your piece accepted.

PLEASE STATE THE LOCATION WHERE THE SHOT WAS TAKEN, SO MANY, SUCH AS MYSELF WOULD LOVE TO VISIT THESE PLACES

All forms of art, photos, digital, drawings,etc. allowed as long as guidelines are followed.

NO NUDITY OR VULGARITY ALLOWED !

CONGRATULATIONS PAUL ALBERT ON YOUR – ON THE ROAD AGAIN CHALLENGE WIN