Quiet Walk Photographyby Carol Carnicom Copyright 2012Carol Carnicom has been an avid photographer since childhood, having beengiven a brownie camera to take photos of new friends at camp. Her first single lens reflex camera and a road trip from Fairbanks, Alaska to Missoula,Montana started her on the road to scenic photography, following in thefootsteps of her mother, who also loves to photograph the beauty of nature.Attending the Rocky Mountain School of Photography Summer Intensive in1995 added to her knowledge of the art of photography. Further educationat the Santa Fe Community College widened the scope of her knowledge. Carol remarks, "While the photo classes were helpful and inspiring, the truthof photography for me is the passion to take in deeply the beauty of themoment where ever I happen to be. For me, that is most often nature,although I love taking photos of my kids, also." Carol's outdoor photography features scenic and nature photos from NewMexico, the Land of Enchantment, and other beautiful locations in westernUnited States including White Sands National Monument, Bosque del ApacheNational Wildlife Refuge, Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks, Three Rivers National Petroglyph Site, the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon,Antelope Canyon, Glacier National Park, and YellowstoneNational Park. Not overlooking familiar and local settings,close-up shots of wildflowers, butterflies, and hummingbirdshighlight these backyard and roadside beauties.Other photographic venues include photos taken in Santa Feand Albuquerque, New Mexico.Carol teaches a week long summer Nature Photography Camp at WaldorfSchool where she is a music teacher during the school year. Carol grew up and spent most of her adult years in Montana, but has lived inSanta Fe since 1998 with her husband, Clifford, a photo enthusiast himself."We have a blast finding these great places to visit andphotograph, since it is an interest we have in common."Quiet Walk Photography photos have been published in the “New Mexico Magazine” and have been featured inseveral photography shows in Santa Fe, NM. Photogreeting cards are sold at the Three Rivers Trading Post and the Bosque del Apache gift shop, as well as to individuals upon request.Contact Information for Quiet Walk Photography:Carol CarnicomPO Box 4643Santa Fe, NM 87502Phone: 505-310-5829Email: quietwalk@usa.comWebsite: quietwalkphotography.com