Woman in the Mirror

September 1, 2014September 1, 2014 Timothy Price16 Comments

Reflecting.

Green Chile

August 16, 2014 Timothy Price19 Comments

One of the high points of summer — we put up our first sack of roasted green chiles from Wagner’s Farm.

Smile

August 15, 2014 Timothy Price12 Comments

Desert Harbor Retreat — The Setting

June 2, 2014 Timothy Price17 Comments

Our stay at Desert Harbor Resort was a Christmas gift from Laurie’s parents, and we scheduled our stay for our 32nd wedding anniversary. Desert Harbor Resort is run by Raymond and his wife Wesley. Guests stay in a small house up the hill from the main house nestled below undulating cliffs among the juniper and piñon trees. The nightly rate includes breakfast, and guest have the option of ordering dinners as well. Guests can also get life counseling, time in a hot tub, and schedule messages for additional fees. There is a labyrinth guests can walk in and then sit in the center and meditate. On the other side of the cliffs the porch faces is a covered lookout, with a chair and a hammock, overlooking a canyon where one can relax, read or meditate. There are also trails for hiking in the canyon and beyond.

45CU4144 — Laurie drawing the cliffs from the porch swing

A18W1411 — View of the cliffs from the porch

A18W1446 — Laurie modeling her new dress

A18W1406 — Interior view looking towards kitchen and bath area

A18W1473 — Laurie modeling her new pants and sweater

SandiasEastSide5-31-14 — view of the east side of the Sandias from the guest house

45CU4627 — Raymond set chairs on top of a cliff for us to watch the sunset

45CU4611 — The sunset from the chair on the edge of a cliff

45CU4608 — View looking west from the cliff after the sun had set

Easy Rider

May 21, 2014 Timothy Price6 Comments

Born to be wild, this woman is one easy rider.

Urban Olympics Running Shoes

May 9, 2014 Timothy Price13 Comments

Red, White and Leather

May 7, 2014 Timothy Price8 Comments

Color Guard in leather preparing to honor their fallen friend at San Ysidro Church in Corrales.

Urban Olympics

May 3, 2014 Timothy Price14 Comments

After a week of lectures on Medieval Mystics and Masters that kept us out late every night, I ended the week photographing the Urban Olympics put on by a downtown charter school. Various professional offices and other businesses put teams together to compete in silly events, such as mop javalin throwing, toilet plunger toss, a rely race that included a mad dash in high heels — tag the rider for the tricycle slalom — tag the backward skateboard racer — tag the office chair drag racer — and lastly, tag the tricyclist for the final speed run. There was waterboarding, a 100 yard dash, urban bowling with orange barrels and shopping carts, water fights, and other events. Cherry/See/Reames Architects, who shares office space with ARC, and one of our staff members participated in the event.