From the exhibition:
Oblique Views: Archaeology, Photography, and Time
Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
While still not large, Santa Fe has grown remarkably since 1929. Houses cover the areas that were once farmed, and flat roofs around the Plaza dominate the scene. The Palace of the Governors (now backed by the New Mexico History Museum), the New Mexico Museum of Art, the cathedral, and other beloved buildings are still in use. The Roundhouse has replaced the old capitol building, which was remodeled and converted to administrative use. The river still flows through Santa Fe, at least seasonally, but it is less visible among the sea of buildings that engulf it. A few solar panels show environmental investment by individuals. Photograph by Adriel Heisey, 2015.
Usage: Courtesy Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
Credit: Photograph by Adriel Heisey
Note: Representative image at left is often cropped for display purposes. Downloaded high-resolution images are not cropped.
