I was long overdue for a get away and the travel bug got the best of me so my partner and I just returned from an incredible road trip through America's Southwest. Our journey began in Park City, Utah and continued through Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley, Mesa Verde, Durango Colorado and finally onto Santa Fe, New Mexico, which has become a spiritual second home to us.
For those of you familiar with Santa Fe you will surely agree that the light there is extraordinary. I am also drawn to the endless skies, wide open spaces, and the fantastic architecture. I find that I am drawn to the modern interpretations of Pueblo architecture when done right. The successful examples celebrate the colors of the Southwest and the outdoors.
We were fortunate to stay in such a house where I did not have to stray very far to take some interesting photos.
More on the rest of our adventures in the Southwest later.
10 comments:
I was about to send out a search team looking for you!
So glad to see that you are back online and with AMAZING photos. Your adventures sound amazing.
I can't wait to see photo from the showcase up on the blog soon too!
Glad you made it back safely. What a gorgeous house! Can't wait to see more!
Worth the wait!
Best Wishes
Robert
I love your images+wonderful construction and design.
Love Santa Fe and love your photos. You capture the light beautifully.So glad I found your blog.
What wonderful photographs!
beautiful architectural details and materials. Hope to see the interiors. My brother in law movd to santa fe a few years ago and swore he will never return to the East Coast...I am yet to visit.
Love all the detail shots, and looking forward to more of everything!
Gorgeous house! And curiously, the whole pueblo style of New Mexico is very similar to what the Greeks, halfway around the world, have been doing in the Cyclades islands for so many hundreds of years.
Nice post.
Take care,
Michael
Gorgeous house!! Nice post, check out 3D Rendering
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