This is the Sandia Mountains from the north. We went blazing new trails and found this great dirt path to the top of the mountain. It was rough road but a lot of fun. I saw the tiniest hummingbirds on this path and the most beautiful butterflies. Some were black and white with blue spots, one was like a really, really bright orange. I took a few photos but they move so fast it was hard to catch them.
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Abraham Lincoln
2007-07-08 04:27I can imagine what this was like in color.
My daughter, Melinda, has a picture she took on my blog. It is a stunning macro.
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Dustin
2007-07-08 18:53Hi Helen,
Stunning photos. I especially like the ones of the fire works. your timing was amazing. Good work. 🙂 Isnt the southwest just perfect for photography. I live in Flagstaff and I never run out of things to take pictures of. I just started a Photoblog, so I hope you will check it out, seeing as you’re practically my neighbor. 😉 It’s called Flagstaff Photoblog and the address is http://flagstaffphoto.blogspot.com.
I am new photography and I am still developing my eye. I hope we’ll be able to watch my photos improve as I post each day. Anyway, great site and I look forward to seeing more of your photography.
Take care,
Dustin