El Santuario (Infrared). Located along what is called “the high road to Taos”, Chimayo, New Mexico is the home of the Catholic church officially known as El Santuario de Nuestro Señor de Esquipulas. It attracts many thousands of visitors each year, partly because it is so picturesque and partly because pilgrims believe that dirt from this chapel can heal many physical and spiritual ills. It is a National Historic Landmark representing the state’s rich Spanish...
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El Santuario (Infrared). Located along what is called “the high road to Taos”, Chimayo, New Mexico is the home of the Catholic church officially known as El Santuario de Nuestro Señor de Esquipulas. It attracts many thousands of visitors each year, partly because it is so picturesque and partly because pilgrims believe that dirt from this chapel can heal many physical and spiritual ills. It is a National Historic Landmark representing the state’s rich Spanish Colonial heritage.

My infrared camera led me to this invisible view on a sunny fall afternoon.

Tech info: Nikon D800E camera (mdified for full spectrum response and with 550nm filter on the lens), Nikon 28-300 lens at 36mm, 1/320 sec. at f/11, ISO 250

Image ©2024 James D. Peterson
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