Covered Bridges (Grafton, VT)
A week ago, as is my habit, I headed out early to attend the Open Portfolio Review at the Vermont Center for Photography with the intention of making a few
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A week ago, as is my habit, I headed out early to attend the Open Portfolio Review at the Vermont Center for Photography with the intention of making a few
The weather on Wednesday was warm (for November), in the low 50s F, with ‘bluebird skies’. Mid-morning, I decided to head out with my cameras. My first stop was the
My friend Victor just finished setting up a camera obscura like mine. He wanted to get out to try it and asked my to tag along to offer advice. Of
Yesterday afternoon, I headed to the Tenney Farm because we needed milk. After running the this errand, I decided to head for the former Robertson Farm (Joan’s cousin, Steve was
Meet the Bonys… All of these photos were made during the past several weeks as I meandered through Antrim and the surrounding towns.
Here in the Monadnock Region we are rapidly approaching the gray season; that is, the gap between the end of the fall foliage and the first snow. This is a
I have not made a salted-paper print in quite some time (several months). I guess that I have been too busy toning cyanotypes!! However, I made two exposures over the
My friend Victor and I took a drive yesterday. The goal was the train yard in Walpole, NH where Victor had noticed a line up of train wheel sets that
I am a sucker for autumn foliage. This is about the only time of year I make color photographs of the landscape. These photos were made over the past five