Taos Pueblo Ladder

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Image Title: Taos Pueblo Ladder

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By: Anne Brown
Copyright ©2001

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Photographer	Anne Brown {Karma:833}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Sigma SA-5
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	28-105mm
Uploaded	12/25/2001	Film / Memory Type	Tri-X
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About	Another Taos Pueblo shot. I saw a great color image up on the site of the same ladder, different angle. You old timers must know it.
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Anne Brown {K:833} 12/26/2001

James, I'm on the "right" coast now with no plans on travelling soon unfortunately. :( Hopefully that will change and I'll get back to Southwest soon enough. I lived in Phoenix in '94-'95. Anne :)

james mickelson {K:7344} 12/25/2001

Hello Anne, nice rendition of "the" ladder. I keep wondering if you live in San Diego. Sai and I and some other usefilmers like to travel so do you want to tag along with us? I like your images. Very nice. james

Anne Brown {K:833} 12/25/2001

Sai, Taos is in northern New Mexico, about an hour south of Sante Fe. An amazing, special place. The pueblo is a multi-level adobe structure built in 1350 and still occupied by indian tribes today. It has no electricity and no running water. I love Taos best in the winter time when it's less crowded. You'll have to check it out!

. . {K:2743} 12/25/2001

yeah..nice place..
where is it located? I have seen so many beautiful shots of the ladder..

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