Ghost Ranch

New Mexico, where Georgia O'Keefe spent many years painting this and the surrounding areas. I wouldn't mind a backyard like this!

(See my "More" album for color version if you're interested.)

[Teresa (pocketmouse)]

Wow! Amazing!!

[Jenna]

This is amazing! Good job!

[Abhijit]

Wow, amazing b&w landscape. Love the contrast

[Robin]

Stunning shot; fav. from me!

[Kate Klinck]

fantastic!!!

[Jani M]

whhoaaa.... love this, the contrasts are amazing. Would love to see the colour version, the sky gradient should be pretty spectacular in dark blues... ?

[aikiuser (jenn)]

@janim I'll post the color version just for you in my "More" album. Stay tuned... ;-)

[Alison Tomlin]

Ah I love this. I went there once and it was a really magical day.

[Denise]

Wow....I can't decide if like this version or the color version better. They both just pop off the page. Such an inspirational place. No wonder Georgia O'Keeffe spent so much time there.

[Peter de Graaff]

Fabulous. A favourite place.

[Ruth Moucharafieh]

Me too!!! Fabulous edit and incredibly dramatic landscape!

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[joey d.Muli]

Fantastic view---- and i wouldn't mind Ms.O'keefe to be my neighbor:)

[Ross Walker]

Gorgeous B&W well handled with the dark sky. Funny I have never stumbled upon your photos before, but I love them!

[Henri Russell]

Beautiful in B&W

[aikiuser (jenn)]

@rvwalker Thank you, Ross! Very nice to meet you :-)

[Nestor]

OMG that is awesome!

[Margaret Tryon]

Terrific!

[☠northy]

love this! and i much prefer the black and white over the colour... it looks so mysterious and magical! fav!

[☯ Sarah ☁]

Cool B&W :)

[Ellen E]

so dramatic! great shot and processing

[Kate D.]

wow powerful shot here...gorgeous too

[Paul Myers]

Oh my God! This is something that I'd hang on my living room wall in a minute. Why can't I fave this more than once???

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

Really a stunner, Jenn. Even more dramatic in B&W, I think.

[Daryl O'Hare]

Spent a year living in Santa Fe on Pino Rd. I miss these landscapes! Great capture.

[Jay Holm]

Reminds me of an Ansel Adams...