MODERN PHOTOJOURNALISM
People always have a story to tell and it’s really brilliant when it’s told through a photo. Going back in...
Photojournalism
The Forgotten Ones
Blanca Cruz lost her son to the violence in Juarez, Mexico. She never attempted to figure out why he was...
POTW…10? Hatch
Railroading is highly important in a state like New Mexico. Once the iron horse reached most of the southwest, we...
Photo of the Week 8: Been through a lot…
A very old statue of Jesus Christ in the middle of a cemetery in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
South Dallas Swagg
After a quick laugh, it began to build into tears. Have you ever laughed so hard, it hurt?
POTW 8: All in the Family
CSU-Bakersfield Outfielder Karissa Veiga (right) before a game at Las Cruces, N.M., April 12. The senior would go on to...
POTW #8… Bone crushing power
A giant locomotive engine readies to pull a load of freight out of the yard. Tons of moving metal wait...
weekly post#homemade cheesecake#
After making cheesecake, i shot almost 20 pics and select this one finally--good angle.
Photo of the Week, 7… Water returns.
Water returns to the acequias ready to irrigate the crops for this spring. In Mesilla, water has finally been...
Vernal Falls in Yosemite
Shot at the base of Vernal falls in Yosemite, California.
“RICHT” for Mankind
Over spring break, I was filling my tank in San Diego so that I could make it back to Phoenix....
Week Photo of the Week #6: Tombaugh Observatory
The Tombaugh Observatory is located on the campus of NMSU and is named after Clyde Tombaugh, the discoverer of Pluto....
POTW #6, Kids playin’
A child plays in the dirt waiting for Dad to finish the race. During the 25th anniversary of the Bataan...
(Weekly Photo #5)
20 or 85, waiting for your wife or girlfriend to finish shopping is something that never changes. Old Mesilla,...
SVNM La Mesa: Group 1
This show represents eight "mini-shoots" by five New Mexico State University documentary photography students March 6-13 at La Mesa, N.M....
Small Village Project- La Mesa
Small Village Documentary Journalism project. JOUR412 Group Z Jesse Moya Kyle Chancellor Zhan Qu Alisha Gerber Phillip Sierra
