Please read through these terms, your ENTRY LINK is at the bottom. DETAILS For the second straight year, there is no entry fee for the 23rd Annual New Mexico Magazine Photography Contest. Limit: 10…
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JUST OFF U.S. 84 SOUTH OF ABIQUIÚ LAKE, a tiny adobe building with a turquoise door and a rounded roof stands out against the Jemez Mountains. What is that? you wonder, driving past the mix of ancient…
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1ST PLACE Sunset at Bernardo , (above), Aaron Lewis "Spring is almost here and the sandhill cranes are on their journey north."–Aaron Lewis 2ND PLACE Misty Morning on the Pond, Steven Yabek "Migratory…
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1ST PLACE Extraterrestrial, (above) Paul Schmit "New Mexico isn’t particularly full of landscape photography icons despite the endlessly diverse and beautiful terrain, which I actually consider a…
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1ST PLACE The Stare Down, (above), Bobby Gutierrez "This photo was taken in the Barelas neighborhood of Downtown Albuquerque during a cruise night where local custom car clubs line Fourth Street with…
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1 Marvel at art. Gary Goldberg might be best known for photography that documents the treasure in the unseen, like the texture of old walls throughout Oaxaca, one of his favorite cities. But his…
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UNTIL HE SET FOOT IN NEW MEXICO, in 1952, photographer Ernst Haas was strictly a black-and-white devotee. But during a weeks-long assignment for Life magazine—during which he hitchhiked through…
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EVEN IN A TOWN AS STORIED IN ART and history as Taos, the Mabel Dodge Luhan House stands out. For years, it has maintained its origins as a nearly 100-year-old salon and retreat for artists to…
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WHETHER IT'S THE SPRING FLUSH OF GOLD POPPIES in the southern deserts, a rare flowering cactus in the badlands, or the wildflower-filled meadows of the northern mountains, New Mexico wildflower…
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1ST PLACE Downtown Daze, Abel Espalin (above) "I took this photo in the thick of the pandemic lockdown when downtown Albuquerque was boarded up and a virtual ghost town. I felt like the emptiness and…
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