Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Wordless Wednesday ~ La Jornada

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See and read more about the history behind these sculptures Here.


(Photos edited with Picnik)

13 comments :

elleica said...

Haha. Nice intro to the comments page. The pictures are really nice.. They are all sculptures? I never thought anyone made sculptures out of things we can almost see when we want too. :D

P.S.

Why use only the last two options.. why not use the other options for blogger so there would be more freedom for people who wants to comment. I'm saying this because even if I have a google account, I don't use it much.

colleen said...

These are all wonderful. That second one is amazing! He's reaching right out to us.

Deb said...

great photos Lisa....amazing...

Janice said...

Nice photos. You live in a very interesting place ....makes me wish I liked travelling. Female vocalist( Take Me Away)? Who is she.

Joanna@BooneDocksWilcox said...

I always feel sorry for the ox, but great photo's.

Jocelyn said...

Most excellent photos my friend!

So how was the trail ride? Do you think you might give it a whirl someday?

Chelsi said...

OMG Lisa, AMAZING photos! The drama in each is just awesome! What is with "let it snow"!! lol NOOOO dont let it snow!!

gtyyup said...

Fantastic Lisa!!! I tried the Picnik thing, but sure didn't get anything like what you've got going. You have an eye for colors. Did you upgrade to the pro version?

Michelle said...

Great shots, Lisa! I love these unique photos. Oh and I just noticed it's 26 degrees in NM???? Oh, I'm so sorry....it was 90 here today!

Ed said...

Very cool, lots of folks don't know the spaniards made it all the way up here in their search for gold..:-))

City girl turned Country Girl said...

Very cool!! I love how you used the different textures and such on the pictures!!

Anonymous said...

Thank you for the interesting art you post for our pleasure. These are truely lovely. I've enjoyed reading about the Spaniards explorations.

Grey Horse Matters said...

Wonderful sculptures. You always find the best stuff to photograph.