Sometimes it takes an uncluttered landscape to see that land and sky are one.
Northern New Mexico. Photographed with a Yashica A-TLR and Kodak Tmax 100iso film.
Sometimes it takes an uncluttered landscape to see that land and sky are one.
Northern New Mexico. Photographed with a Yashica A-TLR and Kodak Tmax 100iso film.
nature has no boss 
Although an inanimate subject, but one feels that the cloud is racing to somewhere…and the dark background adds to the dramatic effect. I like that picture.
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Thanks Alix, the light and clouds in NM always seem to beg to be photographed. Although similar to other places in the west it is also different in some magical way. Hope your day is going well.
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I do understand you interest in clouds..I too think them amazing and this one is a super example. I see a whale in it!!
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Hi Paula, clouds and just the sky are interesting to look at and so filled with light, shaper and movement and to somehow get to the pint where we don’t view the world as earth and sky but perhaps earth in sky is something the resonates and would be great to be able to express in photograph.
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Nice picture, own a piece on land in Northern, New Mexico. Love that part of the U.S.
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The light and sky in that part of NM is just something different than anywhere else. Lucky you to own a slice of it.
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Have been from the top to the bottom of New Mexico. Simply love the Western U.S.
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Where is your favorite sport in NM?
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Have 2 areas we like in N.Mexico. Between Clovis & Portales on Hwy 70 is a little State Park called Oasis. Nothing fancy, just a little oasis in that desert area. Then out of Socorro going West on Hwy 60 is another camp area around Datil Well B.L.M. Rec Site. Also like Albuquerque area. Least favorite place in N.M. is Gallup.
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Thanks fro the info. Next time in Southern NM will have to check those areas out.
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The first thing coming to my mind when I saw this picture already a week ago was “cloud-hidden, whereabouts unknown”, but I thought it might not fit here and searched for a different thing to say, before life swept me away again. But now that I look at it again… same reaction. So.. sorry, when it’s not really fitting, my brain does strange things sometimes. 😉
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Although there is a reward out for the first person to find the cloud and identify there whereabouts.
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Oh. A reward? Uhm… well, then… erm… see that little dark mini-cloud almost in the middle of the photo, next to the very dark patch of clouds? So THIS particular mini-cloud is now part of a river again. Ahem. 😉
Oh, and… what is the reward? 😉
(P.S.: That really made me smile 😀 )
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Perhaps is the cloud is now a river a little kayak trip sown that river would be an appropriate prize.
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Sounds wonderful. Never did kayaking, but it’s certainly a great experience. Very quiet and peaceful too, I imagine. 🙂
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It is a nice quiet way to see the landscape.
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