Me and my hubby met up with some friends from Cuba, whom showed us around the area as we snapped many photos which I would like to share with you all. We took four bodys, the Sony A65 with a 75-300mm zoom, two E-pl1's and, one with the p14mm, the other with the PL25mm, and a Samsung st-76 point and shoot.

first up, the only three shots with the Sony that I will show.


This very interesting rock is called 'Bear Rock', can you see why?




This chimeney is built solid, as it is all that stands,




a abandoned cabin shot from afar.




all three shots from the Cuba mountains. E-pl1 shots coming next.

Another abandoned Cabin, this was a pretty scene, the picture doesn't do it justice.

shot with the e-pl1 and p14mm.





same cabin shot with the PL25mm...




I was told that this is a terrible weed that will consume all living plants in its path and spread like fire.




some scenery shot with the 14mm...

another very interesting rock formation, this one is called 'Tea Cup Rock' by the locals, but I see the skull of a ape in it in the last picture, do you see what I see?

shot with the 14mm.







for a prospective on its size, I am in the frame while my hubby shoots with the PL25mm...

noon rolled around and we got hungry so we stopped at this local old time eats, been there for 28 years..

shot with the 14mm







driving down the road we found this old time firetruck in the village of Regina.

shot with the PL25mm.




Three old friends, aging in the desert mountains. This was shot while driving, as it was on private property, this is what we call a 'driveby shooting'

shot with the PL25mm.



A nearby Chevy.

shot with the PL25mm.

Great scenery very nicely captured.

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I like the ample grit and character on that old red truck. Thanks for sharing the images.

Another abandoned cabin in the Cuba mountains.

shot with the PL25mm




the old Cuba Jail..

shot with the 14mm.



some more scenery driving out to the ghost town of Guadalupe, New Mexico.

shot with the 14mm.

Arrived in Guadalupe, and shot the many homes in ruins.

shot with the 14mm..






This was a old brothel....




shot with the PL25mm..



an outhouse ready for use.

shot with the PL25MM.




another view of the brothel using the PL25mm.

a few horses appeared out of nowhere..

14mm.



and a few more came, it became obvious they thought we were going to feed them.



and even more came and surrounded the truck, there was maybe a total of 15 - 17 horses, and they were getting angry so we hopped in the trokita and split the scene..

After running from the horses we discovered a old old Cemetary..

all shot with the 14mm.