Julien Mcroberts Collection

Twin Arrows, Arizona, United States. Route 66. Twin Arrows abandoned gas station

SSanta Fe, New Mexico, United States. Indian Market, Native American basket

Chimayo, New Mexico, United States. Holy Santuario. Lourdes of America

Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States. Route 66

Winslow, Arizona, United States. Route 66

Winslow, Arizona, United States. Route 66

Chimayo, New Mexico, United States. Holy Santuario. Lourdes of America"
El Santuario de Chimayo, Chimayo, New Mexico, USA

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. International Folk Art Market. Huichol art

Caribbean, Cuba
Havana, Cuba, UNESCO World Heritage City. Old sugar cane processor

Charleston, South Carolina. USA Raw cotton
Raw cotton. Charleston, South Carolina, USA

Miami, Florida, USA. I love you written in the sand

Corn for sale at a farmers market, Charleston, South Carolina. USA

Watermelon for sale at a farmers market, Charleston, South Carolina. USA

Tucumcari Route 66 sign, New Mexico, USA

Shiprock, New Mexico, USA. Navajo Nation

Lisbon, Portugal. Recycled tires

Lisbon, Portugal. Vasco de Gama bridge. The longest bridge in Europe

Lisbon, Portugal. (Editorial Use Only)

Lisbon, Portugal. Antique Asian paper puppets

Lisbon, Portugal. Recycled tires

Lisbon, Portugal. Antique Asian paper puppets

Lisbon, Portugal. Beautiful blue Portuguese tiles, azulejo

Lisbon, Portugal. Cappuccino in red cup

Lisbon, Portugal. Roman style aqueduct built in 1748. Inside the aqueduct

Evora, Portugal. Capela dos Ossos, Chapel of Bones. 17th Century gothic church. Interior is decorated with over 5000 bones

Munich, Germany. Farmers market. Basket of dried lavender

Munich, Germany. Antique metal medieval door

Munich, Germany. Farmers market. Local crafts

Munich, Germany. Farmers market. Local crafts. Sachets of dried oranges

Munich, Germany. Farmers market. Fall dried flowers

Munich, Germany. Farmers market. Wild blueberries

Torres Novas, Portugal. Castle fortress

Salzburg, Austria. Oldest dwarf garden. Built around 1695. These strange dwarfs are considered marble masterpieces

Salzburg, Austria. Coat of arms in stone

Fes, Morocco. Skeins of yarn hang to dry after being hand dyed

Fes, Morocco. Old wooden door

Fes, Morocco. Traditional red Fes hats

Fes, Morocco. Hand painted door panel in with floral design

Fes, Morocco. Antique copper pans for sale in the medina

Fes, Morocco

Fes, Morocco. Exotic spices for sale in the medina

Fes, Morocco. Antique clay jugs on a shelf

Fes, Morocco. Skeins of yarn hang to dry after being hand dyed

Marrakech, Morocco. Beautiful handmade Berber carpet

Fes, Morocco. Traditional red Fes hats

Fes, Morocco. Intricate carved metal lamp

Fes, Morocco. Beautiful hand carved plaster detail, Moorish design

Fes, Morocco. Traditional musical instruments for sale at a music shop in the medina

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Julien McRoberts, a passionate traveler and photographer, captures the essence of diverse cultures and breathtaking landscapes through her lens. Based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, she immerses herself in the vibrant Indian Market, where Native American baskets tell stories of ancient traditions. Venturing further into Chimayo, New Mexico, Julien discovers the Holy Santuario - known as the Lourdes of America - a place that exudes spirituality and serenity. The journey continues to Tucumcari and Winslow along Route 66; these iconic towns embody nostalgia for a bygone era. Back in Chimayo once again at the Holy Santuario, Julien finds solace amidst its sacred walls. She then heads to Santa Fe's International Folk Art Market where Huichol art from Mexico mesmerizes her with its intricate beauty. Leaving behind North America's shores for Caribbean adventures in Cuba, Julien delves into the vibrant culture that dances through every street corner. From there she travels eastward to Charleston, South Carolina where raw cotton whispers tales of history while Miami's sandy beaches spell out "I love you" underfoot. In Charleston's farmers market stands an abundance of corn and watermelon; their colors burst forth like nature's own artwork. Through her photographs, Julien invites us on a visual journey around the world - capturing moments that celebrate diversity and showcase our shared humanity.