First Two Months of Winter, 2022-3
Its been a crazy winter so far. Some bitter cold. Some unseasonably warm stretches. Some big snows. This post will have many photos of the snows that covered the Upper…
Stick Season 2022 — Part 2
The bare-ground stick season ended with a great snowstorm. But those photos will have to wait for the next blog. The highlight of the last month's photos shown here…
Colors of November
The First Half of November The Colors of November were brown (oaks and grasses), white (frost and snow), and yellow (tamaracks, beech, oaks, and sunrises). With a few blues…
Walking from Foliage to Stick Season
The last two weeks of October, 2021 Not much driving the last few weeks. One road trip with my friend Marc, a great photographer. But mostly just walking not…
Spring Light
Photography is all about light. In this blog I use photos taken during the last month to illustrate a few of the concepts I have taught for years to people…
Last Three Weeks of Summer 2020
The last three weeks of summer are a transition time. Folks are getting in their last hurrahs on lakes and beginning to enjoy fall foliage in New England. Summer ends…
Walk into the Sunset, Many Year Later
In the previous blog I posted a photo of a sunrise and another of a sunset. A person contacted me through this web site saying she liked the sunset photo…
Sunrise, Sunset
A recent sunrise and sunset over Lake Sunapee. I feel that sunrise and sunset photos are better with foreground objects and not just pretty clouds.
Foggy morning in Lyme
Fog softens the landscape, hiding details, except those up close. Areas touched by the warm early morning sun are spotlit with a golden glow. Other areas are blue, but not…
Sugar House, South Reading Vermont
Icons Next Door
Photographic icons are popular because they are beautiful. Some people travel great distances attempting to photograph as many as possible. Personally, I like to find my own subjects to photograph.…
Iridescent Clouds, Etna, NH, October 10, 2018
Iridescent Clouds
Modern digital cameras can capture sights that are difficult to fully appreciate with the naked eye. Iridescent Clouds are but one example. Cloud iridescence is a fairly common phenomenon that…
Days and Weeks of …
Birders talk about a “Big Day” or a “Big Year”. I’ve had some big days and weeks photographically venturing out alone or with a friend exploring interesting spots in NH…