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Nancy Rice
@NancyARice@pixelfed.social
1 settimana fa

I woke up in late November to rare, foggy conditions at my place in northeast New Mexico. Some well-structured fog was hanging out down in the canyons

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I woke up in late November to rare, foggy conditions at my place in northeast New Mexico. Some well-structured fog was hanging out down in the canyons. I hurried to put on some clothes and get out the door for some photos. Fortunately, this canyon is essentially in my backyard. I hiked up the canyon a little way for this view. It looked like an entirely different place. - Harding County, New Mexico, USA

#nature #landscape #outdoors #blackandwhite #monochrome #clouds #bnw #fujifilm #fog #autumn #newmexico #fujifilmxt5 #fall #canyon

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Bram Meehan
@BramMeehanPhoto@pixelfed.social
1 settimana fa

Remember when?

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Remember when?

Polaroid, closeup of raindrops on a window, illuminated by indistinct blurry blobs of light in the distance.

#pixelfed #photography #analog #analogphotography #believeinfilm #fediphoto #newmexico #santafe #nofilter #polaroid #polaroids #filmphotograpy #polaroidsx70 #sx70 #mastophoto #santafepolaroid #aspenvista

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Peter West Carey
@pwc@mastodon.online
2 settimane fa

Life On The Road – End Of A Long Day

Long empty hallways are another repeating theme in my life. When I am out filming for work I often pick hotels t

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Life On The Road – End Of A Long Day

Long empty hallways are another repeating theme in my life. When I am out filming for work I often pick hotels that have free breakfast and that usually leads to hotels that look like this: functional, mostly safe, a bit drab, bu

https://thecareyadventures.com/blog/life-on-the-road-end-of-a-long-day/

#travelphotography #photooftheday #usa #travel #newmexico #northamerica #oddinterestingawesome #ontheroad #hallway

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Bongolian
@Bongolian@mstdn.social
2 settimane fa

Sarah Gilbert: An indigenous photographic history of America – in pictures. Spanning generations and multiple Indigenous societies and nations, In Lig

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Sarah Gilbert: An indigenous photographic history of America – in pictures. Spanning generations and multiple Indigenous societies and nations, In Light and Shadow traces the visual importance of Indigenous photographers. Representing work in different genres, the book presents more than 250 images with an accompanying exhibition at Obscura Gallery from 14 August


https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2026/aug/10/an-indigenous-photographic-history-of-america-in-pictures

#photography #books #newmexico #santafe #nativeamericans #exhibition

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Dorothea Lange
@DorotheaLange@mastodon.ozioso.online
2 settimane fa

Santa Fe, New Mexico. Gas station price analysis

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Santa Fe, New Mexico. Gas station price analysis

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771681/

The black and white photograph captures a busy urban scene, likely from the mid-20th century given its monochrome nature. Dominating the foreground is an array of vintage signs advertising various services in bold, capitalized fonts: "WASHING G REASING M OTOR STEAM CLEANED," suggesting steam-powered motor washing; "FISHING WORMS" alongside a phone number for storage and sales indicates a nearby business selling fishing supplies. Another sign announces gasoline prices with rates listed at 5¢, State $1-3¢, Uncle Sam (presumably for government vehicles) $1¢ -2½¢ city R.R.$1¢ to agent 4⅛¢ per gallon; the "ME" cost is humorously priced at "$20." In the background sits a steam engine or locomotive parked on tracks next to an asphalt road, hinting at nearby industrial activity. The presence of cars and palm trees suggests a warm climate, possibly in California, with the caption mentioning Santa Fe, New Mexico as additional context for this image's provenance.

#photography #california #undefined #dorothealange #newmexico #santafe #state #unclesam

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Dorothea Lange
@DorotheaLange@mastodon.ozioso.online
2 settimane fa

Typical Teutonic farm wife and child of Mills, New Mexico, area. Client for resettlement

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Typical Teutonic farm wife and child of Mills, New Mexico, area. Client for resettlement

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017759535/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an outdoor rural scene. A woman, presumably in her late twenties or early thirties based on appearance, stands holding a toddler with both arms around the child's body. She wears a patterned dress, knee-length socks, open-toe sandals, and holds a hat in one hand. The child appears to be under two years old, wearing light-colored clothing suitable for warm weather. They stand before an older wooden structure that seems worn, possibly indicating age or economic strain on the building's upkeep. To their left is a wheelbarrow filled with various tools and objects indicative of farmwork—rakes, shovels, perhaps even gardening items—and in front lies what looks like a small garden patch. The ground appears dry and dusty, suggesting an arid climate consistent with rural areas during certain seasons or periods post-drought. There are no other people visible in the immediate vicinity, focusing attention on this duo's moment captured withi

#photography #undefined #dorothealange #newmexico #teutonic

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Dorothea Lange
@DorotheaLange@mastodon.ozioso.online
2 settimane fa

Typical farm in the Mills area, New Mexico. These people are to be resettled, their land to revert to cattle range

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Typical farm in the Mills area, New Mexico. These people are to be resettled, their land to revert to cattle range

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017759538/

This black and white photograph depicts a rural landscape with an old, weathered wooden house at the center. A large pole stands on one side of the property with what appears to be remnants of windmill blades attached to it. The surrounding area is desolate, featuring open fields that suggest a prairie or plains environment without any trees in sight. In the background, several smaller structures are visible along with scattered household items and livestock, hinting at farming activity. A dirt road winds through the foreground leading away from the house towards these additional buildings. There's clear evidence of human habitation despite its isolated appearance; however, no people can be seen within this frame. The photo is marked with text indicating it belongs to a series or collection by photographer Dorothea Lange and notes that these individuals are expected to be resettled as their land will revert back to cattle range usage.

#photography #undefined #dorothealange #newmexico

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