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by Charles Muhle
$29.97
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The classic view of the San Francisco de Asis adobe mission church built in 1775... more
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The classic view of the San Francisco de Asis adobe mission church built in 1775
in Ranchos de Taos. Painted four times by Georgia O'Keefe. Photographed by Ansel Adams and Paul Strand.
Charles Muhle Santa Fe - Taos FineArt Photography Taos, New Mexico During the month of April 2020 -- 15 percent off on my markup with Discount code=MFFHRY Charles seeks to capture the complete range of light, taming highlights and illuminating shadows to render bold saturated colors in the Southwestern tradition. Decades of film and darkroom.Now fully embracing digital photography. Shooting exclusively in RAW and developing with the RAW Converter offering the ultimate Image Quality and Color: He has lived in and photographed the Rocky Mountain west for over forty years always using Nikon cameras. His artwork has been featured on CD albums and websites Contact for more information and...
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