Angel Fire Sunset Throw Blanket

I’m a 26-year-old photographer with over 13 years behind the lens, specializing in capturing the beauty of nature, travel, and landscapes. My passion for photography began in high school when I moved from Florida to Colorado — I wanted to share the striking differences in the world around me with my friends back home. Over the years, my work has evolved from personal explorations into professional lifestyle and commercial photography, but my love for nature and storytelling has remained at the heart of everything I create. Now, I’m channeling that experience into a print collection designed to bring the outdoors into your home. Each piece reflects my vision of forests, mountains, and natural landscapes, transforming spaces and inviting you to experience the calm, beauty, and inspiration of nature every day. Based in Charlotte, I’m dedicated to creating art that resonates — work that people can connect with, enjoy, and make a part of their lives. Angel Fire is a small village in northern New Mexico, located in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains at about 8,882 feet elevation. It’s known for its beautiful scenery, outdoor activities, and the Angel Fire Resort, which offers skiing in winter and hiking and mountain biking in summer. The nearby Vietnam Veterans Memorial State Park honours those who served in the Vietnam War. History: The area was named “Angel Fire” in the mid-1800s, inspired by its stunning sunsets. It was part of the massive Maxwell Land Grant in the 1860s. Gold discoveries nearby led to a short-lived town called Elizabethtown. In the 1960s, the LeBus family developed the Monte Verde Ranch into Angel Fire Resort, turning the area into the tourist destination it is today.