Farming the San Luis Valley

It’s been awhile….again!……since my last entry here on Across the Southwest.  It’s not for a lack of material, but rather, a lack of free time. It’s frustrating too because I really enjoy sharing new images and ideas, and getting feedback from both my regular and irregular readers. I’ve kept busy lately with a few photo tours that I’ve given here in northern New Mexico, I took a hot air balloon flight with Pueblo Balloons (which I’ll write about in another post), I’ve been giving photo lessons, and I recently made a trip to Denver to buy a car. This Wednesday I leave for Colorado to photograph fall color.

Here is a shot I created this past Saturday on my return from Denver. I had passed this scene earlier in the day on the way up to denver from Taos and made a mental note to come back and shoot it sometime soon. My plan was to return to Taos via another route, but due to severe thunderstorms I ended up coming back the way I came. This scene can be found in the San Luis Valley of southern Colorado near the town of Fort Garland.

Sunset in the San Luis Valley of Colorado.

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