I think that is a clever and fitting name for our film industry. There’s a lot of filming going on. They have one or two sections of streets closed downtown every week filming TV shows and movies. Netflix was buying or at least moving into the production studios south of the airport. I haven’t paid close enoght attention to what the status of that deal is.
Pronounced Tuh-Mall-E-Wood. Just like Hollywood in L.A. and Bollywood in India, Tamalewood is the new nickname for the Film Industry in New Mexico. A tamale is a type of New Mexican food, fyi.
Thanks, Resa. You see things well and followed the photo as I hoped viewers would. I also have a subtle stop and go with the port-a-potty (portolet) and not so subtle stop and go with the lights.
That’s either a big light or a big snow maker. 😎
It’s a big light from a movie shoot. Thanks, John.
I had to look up tamalewood. A new one for me. 🙂
The New Mexico film scene, I assume it said. Thanks, Lavinia.
Yes, that is what came up. 🙂
I think that is a clever and fitting name for our film industry. There’s a lot of filming going on. They have one or two sections of streets closed downtown every week filming TV shows and movies. Netflix was buying or at least moving into the production studios south of the airport. I haven’t paid close enoght attention to what the status of that deal is.
Great photograph Timothy!
Thanks, Holly.
My pleasure Timothy
Pronounced Tuh-Mall-E-Wood. Just like Hollywood in L.A. and Bollywood in India, Tamalewood is the new nickname for the Film Industry in New Mexico. A tamale is a type of New Mexican food, fyi.
I and most everone who lives in New Mexico eats a lot of tamales. Thus Tamalewood. Thanks, Harry.
Stop and go lo faccio tutti i giorni con i bimbi 🙂 Buona domenica
Non dirlo a nessuno, Simona, ma cammino sempre quando la luce dice stop. Ho una cattiva influenza sui bambini.
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First you need to stop and see what is going on… 🙂
Excellent photo.
Then you can stop and go in the port-a-potti. Thanks, rabirius.
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You’re welcome.
My eyes went right to the 10 k on the scissor lift and the boxish thing (a portolet?)
Then, after befuddlement.. I saw the light!(s)
Thanks, Resa. You see things well and followed the photo as I hoped viewers would. I also have a subtle stop and go with the port-a-potty (portolet) and not so subtle stop and go with the lights.
Interesting! My nickname here for the Port-o-let (company name) is Poortoilet.
It can be a poor sight inside those port-o-lets. That’s for sure.
ooo ya
Makes for an interesting photo, glad you stopped for this one!
J-walked also. Thanks, Tiffany.