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Flume

The flume in Carlsbad, New Mexico is an icon. This flume was long ago bestowed the title "Worlds Only River That Crosses Itself" by "Ripley's Believe It Or Not". As a photographer, I have found the flume takes on a unique appearance with each timing of day or night. This subject has been one of the most popular and well received by those who collect fine art prints.
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  • "Jade and Topaz" - First Place Blue Ribbon at the Carlsbad Area Art Association Images Show 2011.

    "Jade and Topaz" - First Place Blue Ribbon at the Carlsbad Area Art Association Images Show 2011.

  • Title: Flume at Dawn. This is a "People's Choice Award" winning image at the Living Desert Show, 2008, in Carlsbad, NM.

    Title: Flume at Dawn. This is a "People's Choice Award" winning image at the Living Desert Show, 2008, in Carlsbad, NM.

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  • "Opaque Flow" Flume during flood stage of the Pecos River, Carlsbad, New Mexico

    "Opaque Flow" Flume during flood stage of the Pecos River, Carlsbad, New Mexico

  • "Water Power Study" The Flume of Carlsbad, New Mexico

    "Water Power Study" The Flume of Carlsbad, New Mexico

  • "Water Power" Carlsbad Flume in New Mexico

    "Water Power" Carlsbad Flume in New Mexico

  • "Soft Water Power" the Flume of Carlsbad, New Mexico, and the Pecos River

    "Soft Water Power" the Flume of Carlsbad, New Mexico, and the Pecos River

  • "Bending with the Wind" Flume located in Carlsbad, New Mexico

    "Bending with the Wind" Flume located in Carlsbad, New Mexico

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  • "Bronze"

    "Bronze"

  • "Flume Pool Reflection" The water was so still that morning, like a sheet of glass. These conditions don't occur very often. Brad

    "Flume Pool Reflection" The water was so still that morning, like a sheet of glass. These conditions don't occur very often. Brad

  • "Two Arches" That's a cresent moon above the flume.

    "Two Arches" That's a cresent moon above the flume.

  • "Velvet Reflection" There was a light breeze blowing that night and with a long exposure time the reflection came out remarkably soft. Brad

    "Velvet Reflection" There was a light breeze blowing that night and with a long exposure time the reflection came out remarkably soft. Brad

  • "Cat-tails"

    "Cat-tails"

  • "Blue Twilight" This is the Pecos River, looking east from the flume.

    "Blue Twilight" This is the Pecos River, looking east from the flume.

  • "Green Reflection" We had alot of rain in 2010, which made the scenery exceptionally green when I captured this image in September. Brad

    "Green Reflection" We had alot of rain in 2010, which made the scenery exceptionally green when I captured this image in September. Brad

  • "Rippling Reflection"

    "Rippling Reflection"

  • "Red Morning," taken in the early morning when the sun first breaks the horizon, creates some of the best light and colors. The sunlight streaming through the arches of the flume as well as the tree top leaves being illuminated makes this one of my favorite images. Brad

    "Red Morning," taken in the early morning when the sun first breaks the horizon, creates some of the best light and colors. The sunlight streaming through the arches of the flume as well as the tree top leaves being illuminated makes this one of my favorite images. Brad

  • "Blue Light"

    "Blue Light"

  • "November Gold"

    "November Gold"

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    "Green Reflection" We had alot of rain in 2010, which made the scenery exceptionally green when I captured this image in September. Brad
    "Rippling Reflection"
    "Red Morning," taken in the early morning when the sun first breaks the horizon, creates some of the best light and colors. The sunlight streaming through the arches of the flume as well as the tree top leaves being illuminated makes this one of my favorite images. Brad