Taos Pueblo

[Kamoshika]

Some shots of Taos Pueblo from a few weeks ago. Hadn't been to the place in many, many years. Pretty much the same except the admission price: 25 bucks a head. I remember when it was free.

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[ACEkin]

Some shots of Taos Pueblo from a few weeks ago. Hadn't been to the place in many, many years. Pretty much the same except the admission price: 25 bucks a head. I remember when it was free.View attachment 20437View attachment 20438View attachment 20439View attachment 20440View attachment 20441View attachment 20442View attachment 20443

Nicely done, maybe a tad on the darker side than what I would have expected.

 

[Kamoshika]

Nicely done, maybe a tad on the darker side than what I would have expected.

Thank you. It was quite a bright day--was going for more of a subdued look. Here's one of the color originals:

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[MikeZ]

Great set, and the extreme sunlight does make exposure difficult. BRIGHT sunshine and deep shadows are difficult to capture, but it looks like you did a fine job. I was in Taos a LONG time ago and, as I would expect, it hasn't changed much based upon your photos. My images are all on film (which I should scan digitally) and back then you had to get a $5 photo "permit". You were free to photograph anything except people. I don't believe that there was any concern over commercial use, though I suspect that if you brought a tripod that things would be different.

 

[ACEkin]

Thank you. It was quite a bright day--was going for more of a subdued look. Here's one of the color originals:View attachment 20488

I understand. Maybe stronger contrast with a little brighter image could be striking. All said these are your photographs and your sensibilities rule.

 

[Kamoshika]

I understand. Maybe stronger contrast with a little brighter image could be striking. All said these are your photographs and your sensibilities rule.

Thanks. I always appreciate feedback.