After 25 years as a psychotherapist, Natalie Christensen decided it was time for a change. She got married, quit her job and left her native Kentucky for the sunlit plains of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
“It’s like another world; it has 300 days a year of sunshine and the cloudscapes are incredible,” she says. Inspired by the many artists who lived and worked in the area – Georgia O’Keeffe, Judy Chicago, Edward Weston – Christensen turned to photography to capture landscapes set against bright, angular buildings.