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Blue New Mexican skies and a view of Picacho Peak, framed by an adobe gate at the Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
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What a great New Mexican photograph.
ReplyDeleteFabulous shot!
ReplyDeleteLove this one !!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous capture, Clariz! And I do LOVE those blue, blue skies! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
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Wow its awesome Clairz.
ReplyDeleteHappy SWF and weekend ahead.
Ha...aren't we lucky living in New Mexico (me soon)? Sometimes its just so darn easy to get the perfect shot!
ReplyDeleteClairz, this is award winning quality! And that blue southwestern sky...sigh.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing!!
What a lovely way to frame the Peak!
ReplyDeleteI see a beautiful blue sky! Beautiful landscape!
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It's a really clever shot - and beautiful too!
ReplyDeleteI love adobe, and the adobe effect that can be obtained from building with straw bales. Everyone should have an adobe house, with walls two feet thick - no heating, no cooling required except in extreme temperatures.
ReplyDeleteEnough of my rant, your photo is absolutely lovely, and the sky a real southern desert blue.
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
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Wonderful shot.
ReplyDeleteyou are giving me a serious New Mexico itch. it's borderline torturous to view such beauty and be so far from it, but thanks for sharing because it's heavenly to look at, especially enlarged... splendid shot! happy SWF and have a beautiful weekend Clairz.
ReplyDeleteKay, we are lucky enough to live in an older adobe home. We really love it.
ReplyDeleteReally you are so lucky to find an open door to view the skies through. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
wonderful capture, stunning blue sky
ReplyDeletehave a good weekend
I really enjoy this kind of "threshold" shot; the Impressionists were fond of painting them (either looking into a window/doorway or out of one. The very first Photoshop exercise I did involved inserting sky behind a Mayan doorway. There's something about the transition between one thing and another that makes this sort of composition interesting. Your photo both frames the sky and invites us in. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteInteresting point, Owlfarmer. I've always enjoyed the thresholds/doorways in literature that lead one into a different world. My walk to work in New Hampshire went through an archway of trees into an open, sunny field. It always felt like a magical place to me.
ReplyDeletethat's really cool, I like the door to no where
ReplyDeleteThat door looks very inviting! We have a Picacho Peak, here, too! Have a wonderful weekend, Clair.
ReplyDeleteYour framing gives us a picture in picture with an O'keefe frame.
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely blue sky and a great frame with the door! Wonderful photo!
ReplyDeleteLovely shot and looks so much like what I think of when I think of New Mexico!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I love the contrasting colours; great composition too!
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Wow, what a fantastic photo. Love the composition!
ReplyDeleteThis is the best photo! Really impressive and so "New Mexico"....
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely gate and the sky is nice and pretty colour blue.
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