Taos Pueblo III

Thanks for your feedback.

funny and poinyant at the same time. great.

Great catch.

Ken, I really, really like this. It's a lot of fun! What works for me is the depth that this image has (sign+mounds+pueblo+hill+sky,) composition, supercharged colors, and the actual message itself. It can either be from a comic book, or a travel magazine! Versatile.

Man, I got to get to mountains...Shots like this are killing me... Good SW colors and composition...Looks like the snow is already gone from the mountains.... One of my favorite ski places...

this is simple and nice, reminds me of sarah underhill kind of photographs and more recently, maria conversano. ok now for the nitpickings, the clouds and sky are missing something and the mountain behind seem a bit blue, or is it just me? cheers!

You have to make it very clear along the gringo trail, I guess.

Nice social commentary. I wonder if the business is Indian or paleface owned. Well done. Regards, Doug.

It's definitely Indian owned. The poverty there is horrendous. If you're interested in a couple more photos from Taos Pueblo, check out my miscell folder in my portfolio. Thanks for the comment.

Very nice composition and lovely colours. Great!

you have to love the sign! Is there still a $10.00 for taking in a camera???

I like everything in the foreground. The hills and the sky seem a bit too blue (Especially the hills). Very rich colors up front though.

You know, I desaturated the hill on the right to make it less blue. I should have done more. Thanks for all the comments.

I don't remember having to pay anything but the residents sure could use some money.

In spite of the fact that you probably increased saturation too much and clouds look a little unnatural I really like it. It?s very Mexican and has adequate mood

 

Cheers