Art photography from Andrew Gatewood.
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Author: Andrew Gatewood
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Life
Photography from Andrew Gatewood. Photos from life, of life, of people living their lives.
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Landscapes
Landscape photography from Andrew Gatewood. Featuring New Mexico landscapes, Southwest landscape photography, and high desert mountain landscape photography.
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Summer Times
Summer Photography from Andrew Gatewood. Photos from around the Southwest and western US during the hot and sunny summer.
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Snow Snowy Mountains
Winter photography from Andrew Gatewood.
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Muertos y Marigolds
Dia de los muertos in South Valley. This local Albuquerque Day of the Dead celebration brings droves of burquenos out onto the main street of Isleta Boulevard, faces painted, calaveras, dressed up in marigolds to celebrate death with art and remember the dead.
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Taos Ski Valley
Taos Ski Valley photographs from skiing Taos Ski Valley in New Mexico. Photos of Kachina Peak (12,481ft) in TSV, and Wheeler Peak New Mexico’s highest peak.
A photograph of Burch St. during fall, in Taos, New Mexico. Leaves have littered the sides of the street but there are plenty above as well hanging on beautiful tall fall trees.
Autumn photography from Andrew Gatewood.
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Taos PASEO
Once a year for two nights in early autumn the streets of downtown Taos are filled with incredible art and performance during the PASEO festival.
New Mexicans gather to burn 50-foot tall ‘Old Man Gloom’ and destroy the troubles and worries of the previous year. After nightfall Zozobra’s enemy the red-dressed Fire Spirit Dancer performs an elaborate torch ritual stoking the bogeyman into loudly moaning and flailing about until he bursts with fireworks and ablaze falls to the ground in flames.
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Cowin’ around Sundown
I pulled over one evening while driving somewhere outside of Albuquerque to watch the sunset and ended up hanging out with these cows for a nice sundown.
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Taos Tree
This old tree greets you from the side of the road as you enter the Taos Valley from the south and make a final turn towards Town, driving north on Highway 68, near the Overlook.