Follow your Path

Life unfortunately is not on a lit path. But I hope whatever 2008 brought you it was along a path that brought you happiness and joy. This is another shot from the Faralito walk on Canyon Road.

Glowing Warmth

Here is another shot of the Faralitos on Canyon Road. As cold as it was that night with snow all around you couldn't help but feel a sense of warmth with all of the Faralitos glowing brightly.

Christmas Eve on Canyon Road

On Christmas Eve Santa Fe residents gather on Canyon Road to enjoy the lights and farolitos that adorn alot of the art galleries. Some galleries remain open and serve cider and cookies as people walk and sing Christmas carols. I love the lights on the chili ristras in front of Emilie Pooch. This store caters to our four legged family members.

Hope in the Snow

While walking the grounds at the Santa Fe Childrens museum I found hope sitting in the snow.

Losing Yourself

Click on this one for a better look. There is a feeling you get when walking through a labyrinth. You don't have to be lost in anyway but somehow you find something within your self. It was a good evening.

Winters Light

Here is another photo of the Winter Solstice celebration at the Santa Fe Childrens Museum. I was trying to capture the great winter sunset and the labyrinth made from luminarias.

Peace On Earth

Wishing everyone Peace, Love and Happiness today and always! Merry Christmas!
This peace sign wreath sits over a small clothing shop named Cupcake Clothing near downtown.

Light of the Season

Luminarias or Faralitos as they are known here in Santa Fe are everywhere during the holiday season. The idea for these came from Spain and are popular in the Latin culture. They are usually made from a paper bag, sand and a candle. These were used for the Winter Solstice celebration at the Santa Fe childrens museum. I will post a few more photos from this event after Christmas, stay tuned.

Our Street

This is the street that we live on. This was after the last snow. By later on today this will look completely different. We are getting big winter snow tonight.
Click on the photo for a better look of our street. I love living here!

I Can Hope

This message was on the side of a train car in the railyard. I wonder if anyone who sees this over the holiday will be moved to do something good this season. I can hope I guess.

Peaceful River

Not sure the name of the this river but its runs through the small town of Vallecitos in Northern New Mexico.

Che and the Gang

This is painted on the side of the building from yesterdays post.

Apache Drums Store

Guadalupe Shrine

Click on the photo for a better look. I was driving through La Madera, New Mexico when I came across this shrine.

Another Show of Color

Moving away from the snow for awhile. These two were hanging out in El Rito. I love the yellow trees behind them

Snow Day

This was our courtyard yesterday after a day of snow. I had to outsource this photo since I was at work. My partner took this as soon as he got home.

Coming Soon

This was outside the library in El Rito. I will have to make a trip back to see what the finish work looks like.

Stop and notice the colors

Hope everyone takes sometime to notice the beautiful colors in the world today.

Saturday Sunshine

This little bit of sunshine was painted on the side of a school in El Rito.

Outdoor Painting

Another studio marker or fine art, you decide.

Sit and Bake

This horno was outside of an artist gallery. Imagine the pizza you can make in this horno.

Metal Rooster

Studio Marker

Opps for those who saw this on Monday sorry. This was meant to be my post for Tuesday sorry for the re-run. This was outside of an artist studio in El Rito which is 45 min north of Santa Fe.

See Spots

This is one beautiful horse. No you can't play connect the dots.

Another Window Another View

This window was in the same run down building.

View out the Window.

I found this abandoned adobe home and was surprised by the view out the old window.

Red Ride

I spotted this car in Galisteo. While on the studio tour. Not sure what kind it is but I'll be it's fun to drive.

Color in the High Desert

New Mexico, That Way

The Zia is a common symbol here in New Mexico. It's even on the state flag.

Wood and Stone

I love these old wooden benches. They can be found outside of so many homes here in New Mexico.

Old Adobe Wall

There are so many walls and homes built of these types of Adobe bricks. Most adobe consist of mud and straw. Some would think it could not with stand the elements but there are homes dating hundreds of years that were built of these types of adobe bricks. Looks like there was a Teepee behind this wall.