Kongo spent last week in Santa Fe, New Mexico attending a National Geographic Expeditions Photography Workshop. This is a review of the workshop. I updated this post to include a video made by the staff of our week in the Photo Workshop.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine caught the monkey’s eye yesterday morning while he was out and about on photo assignment. Our class at the NatGeo Photo Expedition Workshop started out at the Santa Fe Railroad Yard with a theme to explore Santa Fe waking up. Santa Fe is one of those places that wakes up
Yesterday Kongo visited the famous Ghost Ranch near the small town of Abiquiu in Northwest New Mexico. The monkey was trying to find traces of the famous Georgia O’Keeffe who lived and worked in this area here from 1929 until her death in 1986. Georgia was a reclusive soul and as Kongo wandered the Ghost Ranch trails and
Santa Fe just wouldn’t be Santa Fe without cow skulls, strings of chili peppers, adobe walls, and Spanish churches. There’s also a lot of interesting characters mixed up in all this decor and bathed in the wonderful light of New Mexico. Today our photo assignment was to hang out at the Plaza in the center
The monkey put on his boots, spurs, and duster and headed toward Eaves Movie Ranch yesterday afternoon for a photo shoot. The ranch has been the set for several Westerns, including the Cheyenne Social Club, Lonesome Dove, Silverado, Every Which Way But Loose, and many, many, more. Today Kongo’s National Geographic Photo Expedition Workshop got
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