GAC Digital Gallery : Malia Murray

This is a shot of the boat we took up the Niger River in west Africa … the “captain” hired a local kid to bail the entire time we were out on the water.

Found in Annapolis at the St. Anne’s cemetery

Taken on the bridge crossing College Creek, Annapolis, MD. We got caught in it on the drive home. With the top down.

On a cycling trip through Montana, we stopped for lunch and explored the path which led to the water.

Taken at a Homestead site near Joshua Tree National Park. A place my sister would call 5-star camping.

Taken on the Big Island of Hawaii. These shots cost me three mosquito bites.

Taken in downtown DC just before Christmas, 2021

Taken on a trip to northern Arizona, just after the area was legalized for commercial mining. Fortunately, the access seems to have been rolled back, and Grand Staircase-Escalante is once again protected.

Taken at a community of women weavers. Weaving maintains their heritage and supports the community as a whole.

Taken on a perfectly clear, still day in January, 2022. The blue is a reflection of the sky.

Taken during a cycling trip across Montana, from Helena to just over the state line in Idaho. I saw this rock face and knew I needed one of our cyclists to give it perspective.

Taken in Joshua Tree National Park, CA.

Taken on a cold, clear night in West Virginia.

Taken at sunset at the White Sands National Monument, New Mexico.

Taken on a perfectly clear, still day so that the upper half of the Bay Bridge could be seen from just north of Baltimore

Taken in the Antelope canyon in Arizona. Hard to choose just one shot out of the many angles of sand stone sculpted by the elements and time.

Taken in Peru … one pond provides each family with a few dollars at each harvest. I believe they have been in some families for several generations.

On the way to southern California. Though past the height of its fame, this rest stop still serves travelers.

A larger view of an area of the Banteay Srey temple ruins, Cambodia. It had more intricate carving than the other three temple ruins we visited

Taken from the top of a mesa in Petroleum County, Montana. It is rumored to be the least populated county in the country. I can believe it.

A quick shot out the window as a colleague and I were driving in New Mexico, near Albuquerque. Hoping Ansel Adams would appreciate this shot.

Taken at the Banteay Srey temple ruin in the area of Siem Reap, Cambodia. This ruin was notable for being built by a wealthy merchant rather than religious officials.

Taken in the Antelope canyon in Arizona. Hard to choose just one shot out of the many angles of sand stone sculpted by the elements and time.

Taken on a ranch in Petroleum County, Montana. Pretty sure this was sculpted by Mother Nature.

Shot as the light was descending, just catching the top of the mountain. White Sands National Monument, New Mexico

Taken in the Antelope canyon in Arizona. Hard to choose just one shot out of the many angles of sand stone sculpted by the elements and time.

Taken in Petroleum County, Montana. No wonder why they call it “Big Sky Country”.

When I was a little girl our family bought a house in Chincoteague, VA. I got a chance to visit recently.