This shot took me straight back to San Pedro de Atacama in Chile, a small village with lots of small houses like that in adobe. I remember eating my birthday dinner in one of those houses, a restaurant called (no surprise) "Adobe." Thank you for many nice comments on my blog, and if you check out my post today, you'll see something you wished for :)
I've wandered over your way and like what I see. Your photos are wonderful. I also like the snow against the adobe...like the snow on a cactus. Such a contrast. I'll be back for more.
cette porte laisse passer le froid, on voit des trous ;)
ReplyDeleteI agree Randy..but also the weeds on the right..add a little touch! ;)
ReplyDeleteAnyway i like it!
Have a happy thursday:)
Those adobe buildings, so characteristic for Santa Fe, are very nice!
ReplyDeleteoh yes, this old blue door is
ReplyDeletereally amazing ! blue and white
are so beautiful together !
have a nice day dear Randy
Great composition! The wall is nice color with snow.
ReplyDeleteA funny mix, adobe and snow. In my city we have big adobe walls but the weather is warm always.
ReplyDeleteRegards
Valery
[Barcelona Daily Photo]
I agree about the gate. I wonder about the structure behind it...a house? Hope it's in good condition,
ReplyDeleteOk, finally it's sinking in. Santa Fe also has snow. I guess I'm a little slow. But then, everywhere seems to have lots of snow these days!
ReplyDeleteThis shot took me straight back to San Pedro de Atacama in Chile, a small village with lots of small houses like that in adobe. I remember eating my birthday dinner in one of those houses, a restaurant called (no surprise) "Adobe." Thank you for many nice comments on my blog, and if you check out my post today, you'll see something you wished for :)
ReplyDeleteA very serene picture....with all kinds of possibilites behind that gate.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you, they are beautiful with the white contour. ;-)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day!
I agree. Lovely shot.
ReplyDeleteRandy, it truly looks nice and cold!
ReplyDeleteI've wandered over your way and like what I see. Your photos are wonderful. I also like the snow against the adobe...like the snow on a cactus. Such a contrast. I'll be back for more.
ReplyDeleteI like this weathered gate too. You think it might deserve a closeup?
ReplyDeleteA very good title for a great picture. I wonder how the snow is almost perfectly mirroring the height of the wall.
ReplyDeleteFor me it is quite stricking to see Santa Fe under the snow. Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, this is beautiful!
ReplyDeletei love the softness of the adobe which seems to be enhanced by the snow border on the top. Nice one!
ReplyDeleteIt sure does look intriguing. The textures of the door are really interesting as it seems rough and beaten, compared to the adobe.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
P.S.: Did you get the snow I sent you? =)
Very nice, Randy. Adobe looks good in the desert and I think the snow adds a surprising and fun contrast.
ReplyDeleteNice shot!
Fantastic mood, the warm coloured wall and the snow around...great shot Randy!
ReplyDeleteUna puerta interesante que rompe el ritmo del muro!!!
ReplyDeleteIf I didn't know better now, I'd say this was sand!
ReplyDeleteI don't think of adobe buildings being in the snow. but of course, they are. Nice.
ReplyDeleteGreat title and framing of the shot.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Wong
I love the door the best!
ReplyDeleteIt's full of character.
I like the snow and adobe combo as well. Such a nice scene!
ReplyDeleteI agree. Beautiful architecture.
ReplyDeleteWe don't see adobe around here, I had to look it up to learn more about it. Great shot:-)
ReplyDeleteLovely color. What a welcoming entrance!
ReplyDeleteYou are correct, adobe and snow are a beautiful combination.
ReplyDeleteAs I've said before it's a great combination.
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