Olympus OM-2n | Kodak Max 800
Madrid is another ghost town back from the dead, filled with artists, shops and memorabilia from its days as a mining town.

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Olympus OM-2n | Kodak Max 800
Madrid is another ghost town back from the dead, filled with artists, shops and memorabilia from its days as a mining town.

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Olympus OM-2n | Kodak Max 800
Madrid is another ghost town back from the dead, filled with artists, shops and memorabilia from its days as a mining town.

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Olympus OM-2n | Kodak Max 800
Tiny Town is a bizarre collection of kitschy objects just outside Madrid, like an ornate junkyard.

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Olympus OM-2n | Kodak Max 800
Tiny Town is a bizarre collection of kitschy objects just outside Madrid, like an ornate junkyard.

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Olympus OM-2n | Kodak Max 800
Tiny Town is a bizarre collection of kitschy objects just outside Madrid, like an ornate junkyard.

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Olympus OM-2n | Kodak Max 800
Ghost town Cerrillos is actually still going strong as a little collection of shops and simple residences. The random oil cans leading toward town from the main Turquoise Trail made for a better photo op.

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Olympus OM-2n | Kodak Tri-X 400
While the morning is a better experience because of the smaller crowds, I feel that afternoon light might provide a better chance of shooting the mountains in the background of beautiful Taos Pueblo. B/w turned out OK compared to color but still not much definition there.

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Olympus OM-2n | Kodak Tri-X 400
Cemetery near the ruins of the old San Geronimo church. Taos Pueblo is an oft-photographed beautifully-preserved historical Indian village. A very popular destination, I found people waiting anxiously with me at 8AM on a Monday while the pueblo opened late, and by 10AM was surrounded by tourists.

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Olympus OM-2n | Kodak Max 800
Taos Pueblo is an oft-photographed beautifully-preserved historical Indian village. A very popular destination, I found people waiting anxiously with me at 8AM on a Monday while the pueblo opened late, and by 10AM was surrounded by tourists.

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