Monday, February 24, 2014

Sunset on Chiles

I could not resist this shot as I was walking by the other evening. Enjoy the start of your week everyone.

24 comments:

Olivier said...

la couleur des piments se melange bien avec la couleur des murs, belle photo

Sunnybrook Farm said...

So neat to see the chilies hanging like that.

Tanya Breese said...

good find!

Optimistic Existentialist said...

Oh wow that's a fantastic shot.

Luis Gomez said...

They look wonderful!

LONDONLULU said...

Terrific, warming shot to start the week - hope yours is off to a good start too!

Kate said...

Love the play of light on the entire scene.

Lowell said...

This is a very nice composition and the colors are super - blending the browns and reds and blues. It's got Santa Fe and New Mexico written all over it!

Rick Forrestal said...

Great Santa Fe image . . .

Ristras hanging outside classic adobe.
Love it.

John @ Beans and I on the Loose said...

That's more chiles than I'd use in a lifetime.

Sharon said...

Nope, I wouldn't have passed that up either. The scene just screams "southwest".

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Two of the things I like a lot Randy, chillies and sunsets, nice find!

VP said...

Love the colors and can only imagine the hot flavor of the chiles!

EG CameraGirl said...

I'm glad you couldn't resist taking this photo as it's a wonderful shot.

RedPat said...

That looks fabulous, Randy! Would that be outside a house or a restaurant?

Thérèse said...

I should have brought back ristras...
this view is wonderful.

Traveling Hawk said...

I love those chilli ristras, Randy!

cieldequimper said...

Hmmmmm... Spicy, warm, beautiful!

parker said...

Nice capture of the essence of Santa Fe and New Mexico!

黄清华 Wong Ching Wah said...

I thought only in the movies !

Jack said...

This is a nice looking place. If I lived out there, I would hang bright red chilis, too.

Paul said...

That's a serious amount of peppers!

I like the overall feel to this shot, seems very earthy and regional...

Ron said...

Great capture. You don't see that here in Kansas!

Kathy said...

Nothing quite says New Mexico than drying chiles.