White Lace Dawn, Black Lace Dusk

January 23, 2015 Timothy Price40 Comments

We had several inches of snow in the morning, but the snow and clouds were almost all gone by sunset.

Morning Clouds, Evening Snow

January 22, 2015 Timothy Price18 Comments

The clouds were spilling over the Sandias this morning and it was showing when I walked out go the office in the evening.

Hazy Day at the Dump

January 11, 2015 Timothy Price18 Comments

I took a load of green trash to the dump yesterday. The sky was clear, but there was a haze in the air that muted the light.

Seagulls on the Rio Grande

January 2, 2015 Timothy Price22 Comments

I went out on a walk in the bosque New Year’s morning. There was a light dusting of snow, and the sky was overcast. Several seagulls flew up and down the Rio Grande, often flying close enough for me to get clear shots with a 200 mm lens. Seagulls flying around in the high desert is a strange sight.

There are no seagulls in this photo. It’s a shot from one of the large, overgrown sandbars in the middle of the Rio Grande.

Snow on Sandias

December 15, 2014 Timothy Price50 Comments

We got a little over 1/4 inch of rain last night, while the Sandias got snow. I went out into the freezing wind around 11:30 AM to get photos of the snow covered, cloud capped Sandias from different locations in Corrales. However, the last panorama was taken at sunset from Rio Rancho.

Sunset Lace

December 9, 2014 Timothy Price54 Comments

Winter sunset.

Sniping for Cows

November 23, 2014 Timothy Price23 Comments

Angel of the Morning

November 16, 2014 Timothy Price20 Comments

Asses & Molasses @ Las Golondrinas

November 11, 2014 Timothy Price15 Comments

This is a demonstration of how farmers made molasses from sorghum cane in the 18th Century at las Golondrinas: 1) They prepared the sorghum cain by cutting the seed heads off the ends of the canes. 2) They harnessed their ass to a long pole connected to a big iron crusher. 3) They walked their ass in circles turning the crusher, while a person fed sorghum cane into the crusher to extract the sugary juice from the cane. 4) They cooked the sorghum extract and reduced it to molasses.