Not all of Canyon Road is galleries and restaurants. As you walk to the far east side you will come across a few homes lining the street. As I walked by one of these homes I caught sight of these two plants sitting out in the sun. Nothing like the warmth of the sun.
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perfect title. :)
Very warm earthy tones.
This doesn't look like winter at all! Fabulous shot with the peek through that hole!
The tile is "top!" and the picture too of course... :-)
Would love to live in a home like this!
So very Santa Fe Randy, lovely shot.
it looks so warm and inviting...it was sunny here yesterday, and supposed to be again today, but still quite cold in the 40's :(
I wish I was sitting beside them soaking in the warming sun!
I have always thought that Canyon Road would be a perfect place to live.
Looks like they have a perfect spot for soaking up the rays.
Nice shot Randy, we are going to get some sun now too. I hope its stays around! : )
I like this, great composition.
Not too much warmth here the last couple of days! This picture warms me up though.
You have captured well the ambiance of Santa Fe - that laid back western stucco look! I like the symmetry of the two plants being blessed by the sun!
Love the composition on this one!
Why the hole in the wall?
I'd love to be sitting right now in the same spot where those plants are!
Minimalist and beautiful!
This is the kind of place people dream about - fabulous!
What a warm-looking picture :)
What a nice sunbath they take:)
Great shot, I would love to be soaking up the sunshine right now!
That's a place to be in!!!!
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I love the warming textures throughout, even if it's a winter shot!
That shot makes me feel warm. I like the bear sculpture from yesterday's post too.
They look like a cute little cactus couple. :)
Hiya Randy, hope you are doing well & hope your new semester is off to a good start! I've been catching up on your photos around town & in Vegas (I've never been there... looks like a neat place to check out.)
I have been the worst blogger ever... I'll probably give it up after this semester. I'm taking Advanced Projects & Studio Practice, so between work & school.... whew.. busy! I'm working on a series of larger bears in hopes of having some sort of show at the end of the semester. Anyhow, just wanted to say hi & hope all is well w/ you!
Hoping to get a blog post in this weekend... we'll see. :)
Fabulous, Randy. The architecture is fascinating and is truly indicative of the area. The colors make a great backdrop for the lines and soft edges.
Bises,
Genie
Yes, they look like they've been carefully placed there...
Makes a very inviting shot!
I like this one, its look diferent for me
Greetings.
What a lovely composition!
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