Architecture nominee

Glorious adobe residences of an ancient Native American tribe. Archaeologists say that ancestors of the Taos Indians lived in this valley long before Columbus discovered America. Ancient ruins in the Taos Valley indicate people lived here nearly 1000 years ago. The main part of the present buildings were most likely constructed between 1000 and 1450 A.D.

Robert Meyers-Lussier is a fine art/plein air photographer from Parker, Colorado. Meyers-Lussier has been creating and selling fine art/plein air photography since 2013, after an invitation to join the Trillium Gallery, Saugerties, NY.

Awards:

American Art Awards, 2014
1st place, Still Life, "Hedgehog Cactus Flames"
6th place, Animals, "Pelican Pier at Monterey Bay"

Places to see in your lifetime, website: "Greatest Christmas Trees in the World, 2014"
6th place, "Crystal Cove Greetings"

American Art Awards, 2015
2nd place, Landscapes, "Little Waverly Lake at Sunset"
3rd place, People, "CC Study 3"
4th place, Animals, "Bullish on Autumn"
5th place, Animals, "Cherry Creek Wilderness"

Exhibitions, 2015

See.Me, Selected, "Exposure: Landscapes, at the Louvre, Paris": "Long's Peak"

APA LA: Selected, "Off The Clock": "Taos Pueblo Study 6"
APA SF: Selected, "Something Personal": "KE Study 1", "A Tractor and a Door", "Cherry Creek Wilderness"
APA SD: Selected, "Untitled 2015": "Planted Mobility"