If there's one thing you can count on in Albuquerque, it is the unpredictability of the weather. Spring not only shepherds warmer, longer days and relief from bitter winters; but also wild weather fluctuations. It is also not entirely uncommon for the mid-year snow storm to blow into town, and turn things upside down. This climactic curiosity came about in mid May, when a snow storm rolled over the Sandia Mountains and left a decent dusting of fresh snow. Luckily, I was caught in the middle of it, and was able to experience a high-desert snow storm in the throws of Spring. Photographs taken with Minolta XE-7 on FujiPro 800z film.
