Flickr Favorite: Texas Highway 54, El Capitan in Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas by Zach Hollandsworth From Zach Hollandsworth: Check out more Flickr Photos
Flickr Favorite: Guadalupe Mountains Salt Flat by BongoInc From BongoInc: Salt Flat, West Texas The Guadalupe Mountain Salt Flats are a remnant of an ancient, shallow lake that once occupied this area during the Pleistocene Epoch, approximately 1.8 million years ago. Salt collected here as streams drained mineral-laden water into this basin. The basin, called […]
Flickr Favorite: Guadalupe Mountains National Park by Kfunque From Kfunque: Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Texas. Check out more Flickr Photos
Flickr Favorite: Spring Wildflowers at Guadalupe National Park, Texas by Beau Rogers From Beau Rogers: I found some old DVDs from 2006 that had some files that I thought were lost forever, and I’ve had the best time reprocessing them. This one’s from a great wildflower display at Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Texas. I […]
Flickr Favorite: El Capitan and Guadalupe Peak – Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas by Jeff Lynch From Jeff Lynch: © 2013 Jeff Lynch Photography, Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Available for Licensing and Purchase. Shot taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark III with GP-E2 unit attached, set on aperture (Av) priority using an EF 17-40mm […]
Flickr Favorite: Guadalupe mountains national park by kevinrussmobile From kevinrussmobile: Check out more Flickr Photos
Flickr Favorite: carlsbad’s cavern theatre by Exquisitely Bored in Nacogdoches From Exquisitely Bored in Nacogdoches: From around at least 1951: www.boxoffice.com/the_vault/issue_page?issue_id=1951-6-2&… Check out more Flickr Photos
Flickr Favorite: Camel spider (Eremobatidae), near Carlsbad, New Mexico by Arthur Anker From Arthur Anker: Check out more Flickr Photos
Flickr Favorite: a trio and more by SheilaMink From SheilaMink: in Carlsbad, New Mexico My theme for this month is: spring Check out more Flickr Photos
Flickr Favorite: Caves by nmjeeptours From nmjeeptours: This was taken from the bowels of the earth almost 750 feet below the surface in Carlsbad New Mexico. The different colours your see are not visible with the naked eye. The incandescent, fluorescent lights used and tones of the cave made the colours vivid using a long […]