With all the hustle and bustle leading up to the Spring Arts Festival I completely forgot about the last part of our Santa Fe, NM journey. The trip home. What started off as a seemingly normal travel day evolved into 30 hours crisscrossing the airports. Our flight leaving Santa Fe was set to depart around 10am, a reasonable time of day. We cleared out of our casita and traveled back to the cutest airport I’ve ever been to. Snow was falling more than the day before and I was sorry to have to go so soon, now, in this moment. Can’t we just stay in the loving arms of Santa Fe?
Read MoreDay 7, our last day in New Mexico. We had plans to visit Bill & Leslie at their home in Abiquíu, Gainesville transplants and attendees of breakfast club. This morning was a special treat for me because the ground was blanketed in soft snow. It wasn’t much by Santa Fe winter standards, but it really was a wish come true for me.
Read MoreDay 6 was jam packed! The plan for the day was to visit Canyon Road and its 100+ galleries, meet artist Alexandra Eldridge at her studio, then her husband and artist Rick Stevens at his studio, and finally have dinner with Peter’s old friend Terry and his wife Jill. Canyon Road is world-renowned for its high quality galleries.
Read MoreThe trip was flying by at this point, but the most important part was yet to come. The impetus for taking the trip in the first place was so I could attend a workshop with Lauren Mantecón. The workshop title was “Meeting Your Inner Guide/ Painting Your Inner Wisdom.” Now I know this is a blog centered around my photography, but I dabble in other media as well and there’s no reason why painting lessons can’t apply to digital photography.
Read MoreWe woke up the following morning to a light dusting of icy snow. Super exciting for this Florida girl! Our plan for the day was to walk the town and then head up the mountain to Ten Thousand Waves Spa for some relaxation and dinner. The Georgia O’Keeffe museum was…
Read MoreLately I have found myself revisiting images I took on a trip to Santa Fe, NM last February. It’s been nearly a year since that trip and there are so many images to share with you! I’ll never forget the first time I saw an aerial view of the Santa Fe landscape.
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