It was decided on Monday that we would run up to Santa Fe to the International Folk Art Museum. I didn’t really care where we went or what we did. I just didn’t personally want to drive. And after Sandia Man Cave, I decided to ask that we exclude back roads. A friend once told me…
Category: Slideshow
May Fair 2015
The May Fair is an Art’s and Crafts fair that’s hosted every year by the Assistance League. Most years, the weather is not kind to them. This year was the exception. Also an exception this year was the number of artists who gave me permission to photograph their work. Only two objected. I respect that….
Mammoth Ski X3
Between Thanksgiving and Christmas it’s my pleasure to research and plan our ski vacation. This year it was easier because Thea had already said that she wanted to go back to Mammoth and Mammoth already had more snow than they did last year. And it was harder because the flights out didn’t line up as…
Shidoni Foundry
I have a certain fondness for sculpture. Probably due to my vision issues. I enjoy that they will stand there and pose for me and I can move around and perceive them in the closest thing that I can approximate to 3D. Anywhere I can find a sculpture garden or foundry or park, I’ll gladly go….
A Day at the Zoo
I do enjoy a day at the zoo. I hope that you do, too. Albuquerque BioPark
Smith Slides
In the Smith’s dining room, stacked against a bookshelf, there are three feet of slide reels which Greg explained that he had inherited from his family. Sitting on top of them was a slide duplicator and viewer from the 70’s. The duplicator is little more that a lens-mount tube with 2:1 zoom marks and a slide-plate….
