Piece description from the artist
Located within walking distance and north of Historic Empire Ranch, this small canyon inside of the greater Las Cienegas National Conservation Area is a wonderful place to photograph what I call "Intimate Landscapes", this photo is one of my examples. There is always evidence here that large amount of water running through this area. Which is a blessing and a curse for so many of the trees in the area, cottonwoods, oaks, and others. When overgrown, cottonwoods "trim themselves" by shedding some of it heavier and long branches, too much water also ends up weakening the stable ground support so necessary for large trees. A wonderful place to see if you are in the area.
Eduardo Palazuelos Romo is an Electrical Engineer, with a life long passion for photography. His focus is on landscapes, both vast and intimate ones. Other photography genres he enjoys are Still Life and Black & White. Eduardo began his photography journey slowly, while still in college, influenced by the work of both Ansel Adams and Edward Weston. His primary inspiration comes from immersing himself in the great outdoors of Arizona, the place he calls home. He has always been happy to share images of his state, and other locations too, with all who slow down enough to appreciate a beautiful place.
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