The Hawk Photography

So the Albuquerque Journal wrote a story about Altura Park's flower bed and how we were able to use what was cut for small flower bouquets. Here's the story.

Favorite quote from the article "Fast forward nearly four months, and the cold day in hell had arrived."

Thought I'd share :)

Making bouquets out of wildflowers: For drivers' safety, city cuts plants in park and repurposes them When the city of Albuquerque decided in June to plant a pollination garden at Altura Park, one of the nearby residents told Master Gardener Michael Griego it would be a

What I look like at work picking plants for people.

Great show. Gallery will be up soon.

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Falling In Reverse

The face I make at work when upper management says there is no money for plants or repairs.

An art project focusing on city employees for the City of Albuquerque to place approximately 8 months ago. The photographer that visited was a hoot. Extremely friendly but a master at her craft photography. She was adamant about every division having her photos used. We wondered what occurred with images from the greenhouse. Didn't think much of it a couple months later, life at the Greenhouse was wild.

Doing work inside Parks administration, I was asked if I had seen my picture. Puzzled, I looked at Bobbie with a sense of eager confusion. I thought she was talking about one of mine. Did I manage to take a photo the higher administrative staff thought was worthy of promotion? Did I create a master piece that the mayor insisted being hung?

Well, it was my photo...a photograph of me. I was shocked. "Hey that's me!" Poinsettias and Mike, Christmas all the time on that photo.