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Alamos, Sonora, Mexico

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AlamosWell after a month of effort, here is the final gallery of "watercolor" photos from my trip to the state of Sonora, Mexico in December 2002. Working on these photos has brought back some very fond memories of the trip. It is an incredibly delightful town to visit, and as you can see from all these photos I have shared with you, there are many interesting sights to see.

As mentioned in a previous post, I currently have all the digital artworks in these galleries at 40% off my usual prices, and will leave them on discount until Sunday, September 13th. Keep in mind that if you order before midnight tomorrow (U.S. Pacific time), Imagekind is currently running a free shipping offer. (See this post for details). Also don't forget that anyone who purchases one or more prints of any of the works in the Alamos collection will receive a free DVD of all the videos associated with the series. You will need to email me with the Imagekind order number and your mailing address.

Here are links to each of the galleries in the Alamos collection:




Alamos
Las Posadas
The Villa Hermosa
Piedras Verdes Ranch
Entranceways of Alamos
La Aduana

The videos for the series are located here:
Alamos
Las Posadas
The Villa Hermosa
Piedras Verdes Ranch
Entranceways of Alamos
La Aduana

For those who prefer, high definition (HD) video versions are available at my YouTube channel.

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