Brian Christian Art Collections
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Artwork by Brian Christian
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Cimarron Canyon Trees by Brian Christian
Vietnam Memorial by Brian Christian
Rainy Rose by Brian Christian
Bighorn lambs by Brian Christian
Bighorn boys by Brian Christian
Ojito Crosses by Brian Christian
Caesalpinia by Brian Christian
Cerro de Guadalupe by Brian Christian
Osuna Balloon Glow by Brian Christian
VLA Antenna by Brian Christian
St. Vrain's Mill by Brian Christian
Into the Mist by Brian Christian
Ojito settlement by Brian Christian
Floating Over by Brian Christian
Pronghorn by Brian Christian
Collared Lizard by Brian Christian
Doorway by Brian Christian
Cottonwood Leaf by Brian Christian
Move along, lamb by Brian Christian
Guadalupe Store by Brian Christian
VLA Dish by Brian Christian
Corrales Cemetery by Brian Christian
Rio Starburst by Brian Christian
Rio Grande and Sandia Mountains by Brian Christian
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About Brian Christian
Born of anthro-parents in a Fiat minibus on the border, I grew up all over, but returned home to New Mexico and the Four Corners My life predilections in order of appearance: chilehead, cook, explorer, builder, photographer, healer, educator, researcher, and systems guy. I’ve variously worked as carpenter/builder, cook, licensed massage therapist, edu/corporate cog, tutor/trainer, sysadmin, and environmental technician/analyst. I was most of the way through coursework for a Biology degree when I got bitten by the computer bug and ended up with an MIS degree, and all but the portfolio of an M.Ed. in Organizational Learning and Instructional Technology. For the last couple of years after getting laid off I’ve been doing a bit of consulting work and a whole lot of elder care for my mother and my mother-in-law. Oh yeah, and feeding my photography geas, can’t forget that… . Places I’ve lived: Currently, New Mexico, USA. No place like home. It has Skies and Terrain, Cultures and Chiles! Previously: Austin, TX Birmingham, AL Cuernavaca, Mor Chennai, TN Colorado Springs, CO Dharmavaram, AP El Paso, TX Ft. Liard, NWT Montevallo, AL Rishi Valley, AP Varanasi, UP Interests and activities (alpha-sort): #Animals, #Anthropology, #Architecture, #Art, #Astronomy, #Botany, #Building, #Camping, #Carpentry, #Cartography, #Ecology, #Education, #Farming, #Gardening, #Geocaching, #Geography, #Geology, #GIS, #Healing, #Hiking, #History, #InformationTechnology, #IntegrativeMedicine, #Language, #Literature, #Music, #Mysticism, #Mythology, #NaturalHistory, #Philosophy, #Photography, #Physics, #Writing, #Zoology Serves me right for deciding, as a lad, that being a Renaissance Man was a good goal. I think they call us “jacks of all trades” now. I’m fascinated by the interstitial spaces between objects/waveforms in the fields of Time, Space, and Knowledge; one of my favorite logic tools is the Venn diagram, and I love the blue and golden hours… Nature is my muse, and I tend toward #skyscapes, #landscapes, #fauna, and #flora, but I photograph – as you might guess from my interests – just about anything. Architecture, especially in the forms of ghost towns and ruins, but right down to street furniture, is a common theme, and a long-standing one. Photography kit: My daily camera is a Sony ?6000. I use a lot of vintage glass, and the lenses I am currently using include the following: Minolta MD 28/2.8, Rokkor-X 50/1.4, Rokkor-X 135/2.8, MD 100-200/5.6; Sigma Art 19; Vivitar 17/3.5, Series 1 90/2.5 macro, and 500/8. I’m all manual raw all the time, but I do use my (Samsung droid) cell on occasion, lol Geocaching kit: Garmin GPSMap 64s and BaseCamp software, GSAK, TOTTs Blog: http://www.geophotocacher.com Flickr Photostream: https://www.flickr.com/photos/cougarox/