Trail to the Tram 6X9in. SOLD

I hike this trail a couple days a week because I can start from my front door and go continuously uphill for about half an hour. Because I am so familiar with this scene it's usually the first place I notice the subtle change of seaons. The chamisa lining the trail are just about to bust with yellow flowers this time of year.

NM Fall 6X9in. SOLD

Well, it's not quite fall here yet, but this photo from a couple years ago caught my eye as I was looking through my files. The attractive thing about fall in New Mexico is that the yellows are added to a palette of other beautiful colors that are already in the landscape.

Summer Bike Ride 6X9in. SOLD

I relish summer here because I can be on my mountain bike as the sun starts to shine on the Sandia foothills early on a warm morning. I especially tresure the feeling of crossing over the diffuse transitions between sun and shade.

Last Light 6X9in. SOLD

This painting was made possible by a cordless phone. If I wasn't able to wonder around while talking on the phone, I would not have seen this sunset out my window on Wednesday night. Technology meets art.

June Monsoon 6X9in. SOLD

These fantastic clouds were the first of the monsoon season this year. It took another month before any heavy bouts of rain appeared!

Rio 6X9in. SOLD

This image is from an evening spent on Sandia crest. The sunset was astounding, but at one particular moment, the light backlit the streams of rain and lit up the Rio Grande river winding through the valley.

Distant Sedona 6X9in. SOLD

Last year I visited Sedona a number of times to take photos and deliver artwork. While the red rocks of Sedona are stunning up close, I like this view of the buttes and mesas in the distance. Even more distant is the time I saw Sedona from above while flying to LA!