Rock formations in northwest New Mexico. Completed in 2020. Painted in oil color.
Rock formations call Hoo Doos are formed by the erosion of wind and rain. Hammond Ditch is a painting of Hoo Doos along an irrigation ditch in Northwest New Mexico. This painting began as a plein air painting on a clear sunny day in an area well know for it's rock formations.
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