El Vado Albuquerque NM T-Shirt

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"El Vado" means "The Crossing" in English a great name for a motel. The colorful portrait of a woman makes this sign very inviting to walls in a home. When it opened in 1937, El Vado was one of New Mexico’s first motels to greet Route 66 travelers.

Matthew Bamberg is a Adjunct Professor at National University and freelance writer and photographer. He graduated with a Master's degree in creative arts from San Francisco State University. Matthew Bamberg's latest work is displayed at the Desert Art Center in Palm Springs, CA. (desertartcenter.org). He has authored a number of books, along with teaching writing, education and photography at several universities. He is the author of the "Quick and Easy Secrets" book series (Cengage), "Killer Photos with Your iPhone" (with Kris Krug and Greg Ketchum, Cengage), the "50 Greatest Photo Opportunities in San Francisco" (Cengage) and "Digital Art Photography for Dummies" (Wiley). Matthew Bamberg can be reached by emailing...