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57, for the drawing game :0
57. Janus - "Nonvisceral" "Safe, it's all you are now / Feeling numb and safe"
this song was only on my list because i put the album on repeat while i worked LOL - but drawing this got me thinkin... and now i know a lil bit more about what i wanna do with jinta :>
this image is kinda spoiler-y for agua fria... heehee
drawn for the spotify wrapped ask game!
Who?
Texas Red
Stranger with a big iron on his hip
Homes with hornos, Agua Fria, New Mexico
Date: 1920 - 1930?
Negative Number: 056647
Any witches in Santa Fe, NM? Or even around that area?
NM witches here
Witches near Santa Fe, rebloog!
No hay nada más real que la muerte, en serio, es como si la vida te estuviera preparando durante todos esos años para lo que es ese gran jarro de agua fría.
Strange Madness,,,
I’ve been testing out some exposure blending and different editing styles lately, I think this one turned out pretty well. I blended 3 different exposures in this image. This was my campsite at the Agua Fria National Monument before going up to Sedona for the weekend, I was lucky to have such a beautiful sunrise that morning. I wasn’t planning on shooting anything in the morning, just heading to work, so I was scrambling to find a decent composition before this amazing light disappeared. I was hoping to get some star-scapes in Sedona the next night, however the clouds rolled in. Milky Way season is back now so I’m hoping to get some more pictures and some much needed stargazing.
A Closer Look: Agua Fria National Monument Grazing
For more than half a century, the BLM has proudly worked with the many thousands of American ranchers who graze their livestock on 155 million acres of our nation’s public rangelands.
Take a closer look at BLM’s grazing program through the Agua Fria National Monument in Arizona. A vital part of the success of rangeland management is the relationship between the community ranchers and the BLM Rangeland Management staff, who work together to manage range ecosystems for current and future generations.
John Holbrook of JH Cattle Company holds a grazing permit with the BLM and shares a positive and productive relationship with the Rangeland Management staff.
“After working with BLM closely,” Holbrook says, “I’ve figured out when they come to me with a problem I know them well enough, and we have a relationship up to the point where I know where they’re coming from, and what we need to do to change or do things differently so that way we’re doing the best job that we can.”
Learn more about grazing and Rangeland Management here.
