I am winding down here in Taos and heading back to the airport for the trip back. I was up early this morning and had intended to go to an Easter sunrise service at one of the local historic churches or at least to see the church. I was there but it isn't a picture perfect day--it was 41 and raining hard. I headed on a drive to wait out the weather and to see more of the country.
I was thinking about it, and one of the things that I have been trying to capture out here is just the vastness of the open space. Even in rural Minnesota we are comparatively packed in together. Out here is a lot of big empty. But how do you capture that in one photo? I don't think I completely did but this shot from about 20 miles west of the city shows a little of the scale. This magnificent front of clouds was sweeping across the landscape. Click on it to make it larger.
If nothing else, it was a pretty good place to go to for Easter sunrise service.
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