Pantanal of Brazil — Final 5 Days
I have created individual pages for each of the days of this amazing adventure. You can get to any of these pages using the links you will find if you…
Summer 2022 — Part 3
This photo shows an almost-180-degree view of the western sky at sunrise, August 11, 2022. More photos of the sky will follow, but first birds, insects, flowers, and other things. …
Summer 2022 — Part 2
It’s been a great summer so far. I spent the last month roaming between Hanover and New London, spending considerable time in Sunapee, and once venturing as far as Jefferson…
Comet NEOWISE
Comet NEOWISE paid us a visit in mid-July, 2020. You can still see it if you hurry and choose a clear night. Look to the NW below the Big Dipper…
Milky Way over Monhegan
I'm back, and so is my web site. I was away for four days and during that time my web site host, Blue Host, messed up a migration to a…
First Week of July 2019
The first week of July was mostly warm and sunny with only one day of overcast, wind, and threatening storms that mostly did not materialize. At 6 AM July 1st,…
Milky Way in Motion
I got a new camera this year, a D500 -- the long-awaited successor to the great D300s. It has a nice time-lapse movie capability. I am starting to experiment with this feature. I…
Celestial Lights
This blog was first published in 2015, but I have kept adding new photos to it and will likely continue to do so. Look up. There are amazing light shows…
Blood Moon and Milky Way
Last night I decided to try something different. The background image with the Milky Way is a 3-shot panorama. The bright "star" on the left is actually the moon near…
Getting Lucky
It is a bit difficult to admit that one of my favorite recent photos was partly a matter of luck. I had set my alarm for very early Sunday morning…
Coast, March 6 & 7, 2014
I had resisted a journey to the coast to photograph the snowy owls partly because everyone else was getting such great photos but mostly due to time commitments. I finally…
Milky Way with Clouds
Friday evening, September 6, 2013, I set up my camera to shoot a time lapse of the Milky Way. There were a few more clouds than I hoped, but their…