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by Vicki Pelham
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Our ceramic coffee mugs are available in two sizes: 11 oz. and 15 oz. Each mug is dishwasher and microwave safe.
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Mexican Poppies at the base of the Florida Mountains near Deming New Mexico. This burst of spring is a rare occasion, when these southern mountains... more
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11 oz.
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Mexican Poppies at the base of the Florida Mountains near Deming New Mexico. This burst of spring is a rare occasion, when these southern mountains see a generous amount of winter snow� allowing enough moisture to awaken the wild poppy seeds from hibernation. This lovely and refreshing high desert wild flower bloom is occurring at approx. elevation of 4500 ft.
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Copyright Vicki K. Pelham
Welcome to my gallery! I want to thank you for joining me on my journey as an Independent Artist living in Southwest New Mexico, USA. Inspiration surrounds us everywhere we turn, if you choose to see it. From architecture to amazing landscapes, small colorful vignettes of nature and creatures of all sizes. My art is in the form of photography and digital creations with some acrylic abstract. You'll find that my work to be quite eclectic across all art mediums. Having grown up in the world of film and the fine art of photography, I had an appreciation at a young age for the art form. My first camera was a Leica M3 and I now shoot with a Pentax K1. It was much later in life that I developed my own expression and passion for photography,...
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Chris Gudger
This is totally beautiful. These guys look a lot like Californis Poppies and I just love 'em. Very well done!!
Vicki Pelham replied:
Hi Chris, thank you very much!!! They do and they may very well be the sane as your CA Poppies but they are called Mexican Poppies out here.