Los Globos

October 5, 2025 Timothy Price39 Comments

Sunrise

What the Silver, Loki and Spunk thought of the balloons.

Late afternoon

Under the light of a Harvest Supermoon, while waiting for the fireworks.

A few of the fireworks

Flowers & Fireworks For The Fourth

July 4, 2023 Timothy Price66 Comments

Let It Glow

October 13, 2021 Timothy Price42 Comments

The Last Hurrah

October 13, 2019 Timothy Price20 Comments

The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta wrapped up this morning. We did not see balloons this morning. They either stayed over the field or flew south. Last night they had the final fireworks show. Above is a video of the fireworks I recorded from the west bank of the Rio Grande at Beaver Point. Below are stills from the fireworks show.

0A6A5180 — This armadillo balloon was the last balloon I saw from mass ascension Saturday morning. Most of the balloons flew high to the west on Saturday. The armadillo flew by along the river.

Fireworks & Sliver Moon

July 5, 2019 Timothy Price46 Comments

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4th of July evening 2019. I had fireworks to the left of me, a sliver moon to the right, and I was stuck in the middle, on the edge of the Rio Grande, water lapping at my toes, with beavers, badgers, porcupine, skunks, coyotes, Chupacabra and La Llorona all enjoying the show.

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Happy New Year

December 31, 2018December 31, 2018 Timothy Price43 Comments

Happy New Year! I’m moving my blog back to WordPress. Zenfolio has been having trouble with file uploads and image processing for the past six months and there is no end it sight. Therefore, I’ve decided go back to WordPress as my main blogging platform. I am also in the process of moving my WordPress site to a local host.

Fireworks

July 5, 2016 Timothy Price11 Comments

More fireworks at http://photos.tandlphotos.com/blog/2016/7/fireworks

Fireworks

October 20, 2014 Timothy Price19 Comments

On the evening of the last Saturday of the Balloon Fiesta, we walked out to the river and watched the fireworks show set off at the balloon field on the opposite bank of the Rio Grande. All the photos were taken using a Canon 1Ds with a 70-200mm L lens, zoomed to 200mm, ƒ/4, 1/60 sec at ISO 100, hand held.