Sony NEX7 20mm Infrared
San Jose de Gracia de las Trampas
built 1760-1776
Sony NEX7 18-55mm
San Jose de Gracia de las Trampas
built 1760-1776
Sony NEX7 18-55mm
We have wanted to
visit the Taos
area for years however just never found the time until this year. I remember reading an article by Miles Hecker
on The Luminous Landscape titled "On
the High Road to Taos" and it has stuck in my memory ever since. I'd suggest reading the article before venturing out if
like us you've never been to the area.
Taos Pueblo
Sony NEX7 18-55mm
Taos Pueblo
Sony NEX7 18-55mm
Taos Pueblo
Sony NEX7 20mm Infrared
Taos Pueblo Graves
Sony NEX7 20mm Infrared
Our trip took us through
Santa Fe/Taos New Mexico before turning north to Devils Tower in northwestern
Wyoming then through the beautiful Big Horn Mountains on our way into Jackson
Hole for a couple days and finally returning to Tucson. All told 15-days and over 3,800 miles.
San Lorenzo De Picuris
Built cira 1769
Sony NEX7 20mm Infrared
As reported earlier we
added 2-new cameras to our kit, both Sony NEX7 and brought them along. One Sony has been left "stock" with
the standard 18-55mm lens while the other was converted to shoot infrared along
with a Sony 20mm pancake lens. We had
ordered the new Zeiss Touit 12mm and 32mm lenses which we had hoped to have for
the trip however sadly there was a shipping delay which made them arrive the
week after we left.
There were numerous
wildfires while we were in the area, the biggest (as far as we could tell) was
in the Pecos Wilderness of the Santa
Fe National Park . While devastating these fires also caused
some significant changes to the sky landscape.
Having seen the Taos area for the first
time we can readily see how it inspired the likes of D.H. Lawrence, Georgia
O'Keeffe and Ansel Adams. If you haven't
been and wondered if it was worth the trip the answer is YES.
As you can see the
majority of the images were captured with a Sony NEX7. The images included here have all be
processed using a combination of Sony Image Data Converter (for Infrared),
Capture One 7 Pro, and of course Adobe Photoshop CC and Nik software.
We hope you enjoy the
images some of which will be included in our web gallery for sale. Please stay tuned as we venture into the Devils Tower
area.
Sandy & Don
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