Winter Afternoon Laguna Pueblo - Native American Pueblo Photograph Metal Print
by Duane Miller
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Winter Afternoon Laguna Pueblo - Native American Pueblo Photograph metal print by Duane Miller. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
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Every so often instead of flying home for the holidays, I'll load up the car and drive from San Diego, California to Nashville, Tennessee to visit my... more
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Artist's Description
Every so often instead of flying home for the holidays, I'll load up the car and drive from San Diego, California to Nashville, Tennessee to visit my parents for Christmas. This particular year I was returning via Interstate 40 and pulled off the road at a roadside stop that overlooked the Laguna Peublo, not far west of Albuquerque, New Mexico. I had passed it several times in the past, but on this day I was struck by the snow on the ground and the angle of the setting sun. This image is a multiple-photo stitched panorama.
About Duane Miller
I'm a photographic artist based near Nashville, Tennessee. I love to travel and have been from border to border and coast to coast all across the United States. And everywhere I go, I take my camera and try to capture the many beautiful sights my home country has to offer. Recently, I have begun traveling internationally as well and that has opened up a whole world of new photographic opportunities. I'm glad you stopped by my page to check out my images. I hope that you find something you like, and that one or more of my photographs will find a place in your home or office.
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Joseph Smith
I remember this scene driving east to west along 40. No photos but the church caught my eye.
Duane Miller replied:
It was the church that caught my eye, too. I drove by it a few times before I made the plan to stop and take photos. Usually by the time you see the church, you've missed the exit for the viewpoint.