Small Wedding with at Rio Grande Gorge

Small Wedding with at Rio Grande Gorge

This couple came up to Taos from Albuquerque for their mountain elopement. Their wedding ceremony took place on the edge of the immense Rio Grande Gorge.

Baby Tiana Born During an Early Fire Season

Baby Tiana Born During an Early Fire Season

During a time when the wildfires were close, baby Tiana was born in Penasco, NM, less than 20 miles from the fire’s edge. Tiana’s family had a car filled with baby formula and diapers in case an evacuation was called. During a stressful time, baby Tiana was a very calm, corporative newborn! She endured many outfit changes and took quick catnaps so we could photograph both her sleeping and her beautiful eyes.

Photos on Main Street in Red River

Photos on Main Street in Red River

The Red River Community House hosts outdoor weddings in front of their building. The mountains and the ponderosa pines loom behind the altar and behind Red River’s main street. Ashley and Jordan had a triangle alter made with aspen trees. Gorgeous flowers made with sunflowers and roses hung on the alter. These photos include immediate and extended family, shots of the bridesmaids and groomsmen, the entire wedding party together, and all four legged friends.

Wedding in Angel Fire in June

Wedding in Angel Fire in June

After the fires and before the rains, Jade and Brannen had a beautiful weekend for their mountain wedding in Angel Fire, NM.

Class of 2022 — Taos High School Graduation

Class of 2022 — Taos High School Graduation

The Taos High School seniors threw their hats into the air and the wind took them away: a perfect farewell for the class of 2022 who graduated during a windy and hot fire season.

The seniors in this graduating class have also endured high school during a pandemic with full on remote learning. It was emotional to hear Taos high school principal, CJ Grace, speak to the graduating class and honor the accomplishments.

A Wedding in an Earthship in Taos, NM

A Wedding in an Earthship in Taos, NM

Lindsay and Ryan took an Amtrak train across the country to elope in Taos, New Mexico! They chose to stay in a few different off-the-grid Earthships while they visited Northern New Mexico, and have their wedding ceremony in one! The Earthship Biotecture home was a beautiful spot for their morning wedding ceremony. Dan Jones wrote a unique ceremony which spoke about the earth and mountains around the community. Lindsay wore a dress that she crocheted herself and Ryan wore a seersucker suit because his made-to-order suit did not arrive on time. They laughed and enjoyed the struggles and triumphs it took to travel to make their wedding day happen. It was beautiful

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