Jim’s Substack
Jim Livingston ArtJim Livingston Art's Newsletter, New Mexico Based Fine Art Photographer and writer.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | jimlivingstonart.substack.com |
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2024 Balloon Fiesta
On a lark in 2014 my oldest and longest friend and I decided to go to the Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque. I would have never expected that 10 years later would still be going and still be having as much fun as the first time.
The Southern Northern Lights
This year if you follow news of the night sky and even if you don’t, you probably heard about the phenomenon of the Northern Lights being seen all over the United States including the most southern states. New Mexico is about as south as yo...
Fired Up in Tucumcari, New Mexico
The Odd Lab brings whole new meaning to the phrase, “Do not try this at home.” They are the perfect show for the Incendiary theme of Fired Up for Tucumcari’s September Street Festival.
Moon of the Sacred Heart and Forced Perspective
Sacred Heart Catholic Church is one of the small village churches that is iconic of simpler times in America's history. Nara Visa is a small village in eastern New Mexico who's close to becoming a ghost town. With the super moon coming I wa...
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Old Grumpy Photographer. After years and years of social and legal work I turned to art to live again. Award winning, widely published, New Mexico based photogrpher
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