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2026 Summer Skies Contest Album

NOW IT'S TIME TO VOTE FOR THE BEST SUMMER SKIES!

The Entry Period has ended and now is the time to choose your favorite and vote. The winners will be announce after voting closed on September 20 and 11:55 PM. Be sure to make your selection and vote now before the deadline on September 20, 2026. To vote, decide on your favorite and make note of the number and title. Then click the VOTE button to go to the voting module. In the voting module you will  click REGISTER, confirm your email, click NEXT. Then you will be able to choose your favorite and vote.   

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22 photo(s) Updated on: 10 Sep 2026
  • 1. Celebrating the 4th at the Great Dunes, 9x12, oil, San Luis Valley Colorado
  • 2. Monsoon Arrival, Oil, 6x12, painted in Nambe Badlands
  • 3. The Light Between Two Shadows, 8"x6", oil on panel. The view down Bayo Canyon toward the Sangres.
  • 4. "The Stage is Set"
  • 5. Cuyamungue Morning, Oil, 10"x 8".
  • 6. Sun Breaks Through, 5 x 7, Gouache over Watercolor, painted in our canyon, NFS
  • 7. The Afternoon Buildup, 12 x 12, oil, Rocky Mt. National Park
  • 8. “Almost Rain”
  • 9. Maurice River Sketch - 100°F
  • 10. Monsoon Mama, 10x8, Oil, La Cienega, NM
  • 11. Summer Sky, Near Taos. 9x12. Oil on Panel
  • 12. Summer Promises, 9x6, Gouache, $90
  • 13. "Ortiz Mountains Sunset," oil, 8x10, near the Santa Fe Animal Shelter, NFS
  • 14. The Artist's View. Off Santa Fe's Artist's Road. Oil on wood board. 12x12" $400.00
  • 15. Timeless Vista, 8x10, oil on panel, painted at Santa Fe Opera House, $395
  • 16. “Sunset over Jemez Mountains”, 4” x 6”, gouache
  • 17. Tranquility. 9 x 12, oil on panel
  • 18. Big Orange Cloud, oil, 6 x 8, Santa Fe
  • 19. Summer Clouds at Port Orford -pastel on board - 8x10 - Port Orford, OR - $350.
  • 20. “Forked Lightning, Pecos” Pastel 10x8” $320
  • 21. "DH Lawrence Clouds" 8" x 5" Pastel on Art Spectrum Paper
  • 22. View From Duck Island, oil on linen, 20 x 16, painted in Pecos, NM


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