LAP: Steve Landeros

I've always wanted to photography White Sands, but I'm waiting until I have the right camera to do so. White Sands has been famously photographed and I feel the need to have a camera with movements to ensure great detail across the dunes. Until then, I enjoy looking at sand dune photos such as these from Steve Landeros.

LAP - Salt by Murray Fredericks

This weekend hosted several gallery openings for Fraction of a Second. There were several wonderful photos on display, but what caught my attention was the documentary Salt playing at the UNM art museum.

Sandia snowstorm

Sandia Mountains covered in snow

I have yet to find a decent vantage point of the Sandias that isn't from the crest or west of the Rio Grande. It snowed a ton so I thought I'd hike around and try to find a nice vantage point.

Snowshoe hike to WIlliams Lake

Mount Taylor rises above Williams Lake

Last weekend, my friend Dusty Deen and I showshoed to Williams Lake in the Taos Ski Valley near Taos, New Mexico.

Cabazon Peak New Mexico

Cabazon Peak, New Mexico
(3-photo panoramic)

Here are the photos I captured from my recent trip to Cabazon Peak.