Rural Property in Torrance County New Mexico available for sale - Nikon D300 with Tamron 17-50mm @ f/f8 ISO 200 5-bracket HDR tripod mounted with cable release
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Since moving to New Mexico in February of this year, I have started photographing rural properties in all directions around Albuquerque often requiring dirt road driving challenges in my trusty Mazda3 sedan! Most of these have been photographed for Hemingway Land Company. In fact, if you want to buy this 5-acre lot visit here.
Rural New Mexico real estate photography open land - Nikon D300 with Tamron 17-50mm @ f/11 ISO 200 1/60th tripod mounted with cable release
I arrived at this property about 50 minutes before sunset, let the dust settle outside my car before getting out as not to have my camera gear get covered in yellow sand, then walked around carefully avoiding holes dug by varmints with my camera shooting some handheld shots of the property.
All quiet on this rural New Mexico landscape - Nikon D300 with Tamron 17-50mm @ f/f8 ISO 200 5-bracket HDR tripod mounted with cable release
As the sun started to go down toward the horizon, and after a coyote call, I got out my tripod for some bracketed (HDR) shots of the open New Mexico desert. There was fencing all along the southern, western and eastern edges of the landscape, so I decided to make use of them in the shot as seen above.
The roads to rural properties in New Mexico can be rough! - Nikon D300 with Tamron 17-50mm @ f/f8 ISO 200 5-bracket HDR tripod mounted with cable release
This was the final shot I made before leaving going back down that challenging dirt road nervously scraping the front bumper of the Mazda3 for at least a quarter mile before it was simply just loose dirt road for another 4 miles!