A book of photographs from a visit to Bandalier National Monument in May, 2011, just weeks before wildfires decimated the surrounding area. Luckily Tsankawi was spared. This is a spiritual place that is breathtaking in many areas... and not just because I am terrified of heights. If you are ever in the Santa Fe area be sure to visit this site.
Former news photographer and magazine editor who now specializes in limited edition B&W and hand colored B&W fine art photographic prints.
Publish Date February 03, 2012
Dimensions Standard Landscape 40 pgs
Standard Paper
Category Travel
Tags volcanic ash, San de Cristo Mountains, pueblo people, vicki reed, bandalier national monument, anasazi people, new mexico, national monument, jemez mountains, las conches fire, tuff rock, santa fe workshops, scrub, dwellings, clifftop, photographs, indians, cactus, cliffs, pueblo, anasazi, southwest, usa, tsankawi, trail, hike, tuff, yucca, rabbitbush, juniper, pinon, saltbush, pottery, cavates, toeholds, petroglyphs, spiritual
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