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  • Aliyah Santistevan Crowned Reina de la Fiestas de Questa

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    Aliyah Santistevan Crowned Reina de la Fiestas de Questa By Dylan R.N. Crabb QUESTA (June 21) – Questa was graced with a beautiful sunmy day over MolyCorp Field as Aliyah Santistevan was crowned as Reina de la Fiestas de Questa. In a tradition that goes back over a hundred years, rooted in colonial Spain, the…

  • Trust, Community, Sustainability

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    Local communities and marketplaces are crucial foundations for building social trust.

  • Eclipse 2024

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    Humans are incredibly lucky to be able to witness an eclipse of our star. What are the odds that a planet with at least one moon will be just the right distance from its native star with all three orbiting in just the right way to line up like this? Then calculate the odds of…

  • Food Photography & Jazz

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    Millennials in the 21st century may be feeling a bit jaded about the state of the world and that is completely understandable considering we may be on the verge of a third global war but we won’t go into that here. I want to provide you all with a more positive view of the world…

  • Flaring Sunset

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    Aside from the text in the top-left corner, this photo is unedited. Shot with:– Canon EOS Rebel T100– 18-55mm lens– 1/125 sec.– f/11– ISO 100 Editing how photo looks feels dishonest to me. What do you think?

  • A “thank you” to the LOR Foundation.

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    The LOR Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and enhancing “livability and prosperity” in the United States’ mountain west region and DC-Imaging has signed a four-month contract with them for photography services. I am ecstatic about this deal and I simply want everyone at the LOR Foundation to know how much I appreciate…

  • Chaos at a Crime Scene

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    This week has been a little crazy for me. The Town of Red River (New Mexico) held its 41st annual Memorial Day Motorcycle Rally last weekend (Friday & Saturday). It is arguably Red River’s biggest event of the year and tens of thousands of bikers were swarming through Taos County. At about 5:00 PM on…