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Yes, the New Mexican sky can be very blue! I think it has to do with the clear atmosphere. The sand is also quite white, but my images that have actual snow at the monument tend to show the sand as slightly less blue. The bright light and bright colors make it a photographers wonderland.
Must be absolutely fantastic camping out on the Sierra!
How many nights do you usually stay out for? and you obviously ride up??
Brilliant stuff! Wish I was there!!
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Great picture!
Thanks for your comment, Jim!
Yes, the New Mexican sky can be very blue! I think it has to do with the clear atmosphere. The sand is also quite white, but my images that have actual snow at the monument tend to show the sand as slightly less blue. The bright light and bright colors make it a photographers wonderland.
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Must be absolutely fantastic camping out on the Sierra! How many nights do you usually stay out for? and you obviously ride up?? Brilliant stuff! Wish I was there!!
The evening at the White Sands can bring on a rose/purple hue when looking east into the 'Earth's Shadow'.
You don't have to venture far into the White Sands National Monument to capture these incredible blossoms in season.
Spring run-off can make for some interesting hiking in the Lincoln National Forest of the Sacramento Mountains.
Branding cattle in preparating for a great cattle drive over the 'Old Chisholm Trail. This famous trail runs from Roswell to Lincoln, NM