Monochrome

Taken 20-May-13

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4 crosses over San Geronimo Chapel, Taos Pueblo, NM

The new San Geronimo Chapel, Taos Pueblo, NM. The Pueblo of Taos is approximately 1000 years old and is inhabited by a Northern Tiwa speaking tribe of the Pueblo People. The original San Geronimo Church was constructed by the Spanish around 1620 against the will of the native people. Over the next 60 years the church was destroyed by native people twice, killing one or more priests each time. The latest was in 1680 during the "Pueblo Revolt". This latest version of the church was built in 1850 on a different spot, leaving the remnants of the prior church where it fell several hundred yards away.

Capture Date=5/20/2013
Folder Name=Taos
File Name=5d3R01-#1782
Exposure=1/400 sec at f/20 ISO 200
Lens=EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM at 80 mm

Canon EOS 5D Mark III, f/20 @ 80 mm, 1/400, ISO 200, No Flash

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Keywords:Adobe Architecture, American Indian Culture, B&W, Church-Cathedral, Cross, Dan Hartford Photo, Entryway, Monochrome, NM, New Mexico, North America, Pueblo Style Architecture, Religious Item, San Geronimo Chapel (New), Santa Fe-Taos Area, Southwest Architecture, Southwest Indian Culture, Taos Area, Taos Pueblo, Taos-Santa Fe Architecture, USA, United States, CaptureDate=5/20/2013, FolderName=Taos, FileName=5d3R01-#1782

Dan Hartford Photo

4 crosses over San Geronimo Chapel, Taos Pueblo, NM