Tdub1941 said at 3:58 p.m. on Aug 26, 2007: Kay, Very nice and very beautiful! What remarkable scenery. How long were you at this location? Thanks, Tom
KayDouglas said at 6:42 p.m. on Aug 26, 2007: Hey, Tom -- Thanks for stopping by. I was in New Mexico and Colorado eleven days, all told. It was mostly a road trip, so we just spent an afternoon in Abiquiu, but I spent a coupla days here four years ago and wanted Jack to see it. Storm clouds moving in put on a show for us. Perfect.
JuDeck said at 8:10 p.m. on Aug 26, 2007: Great road trip Kay....these pictures are nothing less than breathtaking.
KayDouglas said at 8:26 p.m. on Aug 26, 2007: Thanks!
nancychuang@***.com said at 12:49 a.m. on Aug 27, 2007: GORGEOUS, Kay! And by coincidence, I am heading here this coming weekend. I may have some questions for you.
Patsya57 said at 12:36 a.m. on Aug 28, 2007: Magnificent...just when I think I've seen your best, you top your talent with the camera. The mesas and clouds are perfection.
tanja39@***.net said at 10:11 a.m. on Aug 28, 2007: Just beautiful, Kay! Amazing shots, gorgeous country. Thanks for sharing.
Create4wellness said at 9:36 a.m. on Aug 29, 2007: Hello, Kay.....this is the first time i have ever been on this site, tabblo before.....but I was looking for photos of Ghost Ranch for possibly purchasing one for a friend of mine for his birthday....Still trying to figure out how this works. But your images are beautiful. Do you know the names of the rock formations you photographed? Thanks Lori
KayDouglas said at 11:22 a.m. on Aug 29, 2007: Hi Lori --
I know a *few* of them, but not all of them. Starting in the second row from the top, the dark flat-topped mountain is Pedernal (oft painted by Georgia O'Keeffe, of course). In the fourth row, on the right, the putty-colored hoodoo formations are "The White Place" (O'Keeffe called it that, at any rate). The two tall chimney-like formations on the right in the last couple sets are "Chimney Rocks" on the ranch proper. The White Place and Pedernal aren't actually on Ghost Ranch.
You can probably get more info from Ghost Ranch, which has a Gift Shop that sells prints, coincidentally. They have photo albums that may do a better job of naming the various cliffs and mesas -- http://www.ghostranch.org/photo-albums/
Noe said at 1:47 a.m. on Nov 15, 2007: Fantastic place!
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