While on a recent trip to New Mexico I was passing through Santa Fe, where I had visited many times before.  I got a little off the main route I usually take and was heading down to Old Town (Historical Santa Fe) on some different streets than I had previously taken.  At one point while I was stopped at a traffic light, I happened to gaze over to my right and take in this wonderful scene that consisted of what I was to learn was "Canyon Drive", a residential street in Santa Fe that consisted of over 100 different artist galleries and a majority of these galleries, in what were formerly residential homes from the past, were displaying their sculptures and creations in their courtyards, front lawns, sides of the houses and just about everywhere you looked.  

There were hundreds of exquisite works of art of the highest caliber.  I found a side street to park on and because it was nearing 6 pm on a beautiful mid-April evening, I knew I had a little over an hour to grab my camera and have a walk around, enjoy all this art and take a few photos.

The result was "Seventy Five Minutes - Seventy Five Photos"

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Canyon Road - Santa Fe, NM2013
While on a recent trip to New Mexico I was passing through Santa Fe, where I had visited many times before. I got a little off the main route I usually take and was heading down to Old Town (Historical Santa Fe) on some different streets than I had previously taken. At one point while I was stopped at a traffic light, I happened to gaze over to my right and take in this wonderful scene that consisted of what I was to learn was "Canyon Drive", a residential street in Santa Fe that consisted of over 100 different artist galleries and a majority of these galleries, in what were formerly residential homes from the past, were displaying their sculptures and creations in their courtyards, front lawns, sides of the houses and just about everywhere you looked.
There were hundreds of exquisite works of art of the highest caliber. I found a side street to park on and because it was nearing 6 pm on a beautiful mid-April evening, I knew I had a little over an hour to grab my camera and have a walk around, enjoy all this art and take a few photos.
The result was "Seventy Five Minutes - Seventy Five Photos"