A small sampling of my stuff. All the works here may be purchased for $500 or less, framed or unframed, depending on their size. I’m happy to ship.
El Morro or “Inscription Rock,” where a perennial pool at the base of the cliff has for centuries drawn passerby who carved their signatures into the stone, from ancestral Zuni people to Spanish Conquistadors and pioneers traveling west by wagon train.
The chapel called “Our Lady of Light” is located in Lamy, New Mexico, where the trains run through. Constructed in 1926, the church has been deconsecrated and is now under the care of a local preservation group. Two views along with a painting of an old casita at Los Luceros historic site in Alcalde on the banks of the Rio Grande.
Clouds over the Taos Gorge and Autumn Fields in Penasco
La Bajada south of Santa Fe and Summer Clouds with Virgas
A view of the Needles District in Canyonlands and the Southern Rockies from the Chama Toltec Railway
Two views of the Big Tesuque Creek in wintertime. Most people who stop here head uphill toward the Ski Basin, but here is what you see if you go downhill. Below, some scenes from my front yard.
October Fields on the High Road Taos and Pinons at the Galisteo Basin
Chavez Canyon on the Rio Chama and Grasshopper Canyon near Canoncito
Vermont
Street Scene in Ajijic, Mexico, and an old doorway on Upper Canyon Road in Santa Fe
Casa Typico in Lamy, New Mexico and a view of Iglesia San Jose in Cerrillos, New Mexico