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A cholla cactus sits not far from the ruins of the Pecos Pueblo Mission, located not far from Santa Fe, New Mexico. Pecos Pueblo was a crucial site for Vasquez de Coronados journey into New Mexico in the early 1540's. The church at the mission was built in 1619. Although, the Pueblo succumbed to the ravages of sickness and conflict and its inhabitants eventually moved to Jemez Pueblo during the 1700's.

Welcome to my photography page. My name is David Diaz. From 9 to 5 (ish), I am a freelance web-developer and full time nerd. I grew up cherishing the arts, and while web work pays the bills, I've always considered myself an artist at heart. Photography has only been a fixation of mine for the last 2 or 3 years, but I come to it from a career in dance, and before that years dabbling in painting and drawing. Born in Seattle, and after living 9 years in Tokyo, Japan, I came back to the US with my family only to find ourselves rolling from one city to the next. New Mexico captured our hearts, plain and simple, and we currently live in the deserty outskirts of the Albuquerque metro. We love to travel, and it will probably show in this gallery....