Harvey Maisel
A place like no other
Photographs in the new mexico badlands
We are excited to introduce landscape photographer, Harvey Maisel, whose first solo exhibition in Santa Fe, A Place Like No Other, opens Friday, September 10th at 5pm. The show of black & white prints is a mystical journey through the iconic and surprizing formations found in the New Mexico Badlands.
Maisel, who was formerly a NYC school teacher and a Senior Photo Lab Technician at Newsweek Magazine, charted a new lifestyle four years ago and moved to Santa Fe. Here he deepened his lifelong passion of hiking and photography, focusing on the Bisti Badlands, a part of the Navajo Nation in Northwest NM, along with seasoned Navajo guide and friend, Kialo Winters.
“Since moving here, I have made numerous visits to not only Bisti Badlands, but Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah and the Lybrook Fossil Area. I hope my images, not only delight my viewers, but trigger the emotions that I feel when I photograph these mysterious and awe-inspiring formations,” shares Maisel.
Lovers of nature and of photography will discover a world they’ve never imagined existed, right here in New Mexico!
Maisel, who was formerly a NYC school teacher and a Senior Photo Lab Technician at Newsweek Magazine, charted a new lifestyle four years ago and moved to Santa Fe. Here he deepened his lifelong passion of hiking and photography, focusing on the Bisti Badlands, a part of the Navajo Nation in Northwest NM, along with seasoned Navajo guide and friend, Kialo Winters.
“Since moving here, I have made numerous visits to not only Bisti Badlands, but Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah and the Lybrook Fossil Area. I hope my images, not only delight my viewers, but trigger the emotions that I feel when I photograph these mysterious and awe-inspiring formations,” shares Maisel.
Lovers of nature and of photography will discover a world they’ve never imagined existed, right here in New Mexico!
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