Tis the Season…
The spooky season that is! My friend Victor and I have made three recent excursions. Only one of these was specifically to photograph Halloween decorations. However, it is difficult to
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Autumn Foliage 2026
Where does the time go? It has been more than a month since my last post. I’ve not been slacking though! In the past month I taught a workshop on
One Foggy Morning
Yesterday I left the house about 6:45 AM. I am usually up early but, these days, I am rarely ‘out’ early. The temperature was 45 degrees F. Although it was
Green-striped Darner Mating Wheel
Sometimes a great wildlife photograph just falls into your lap… just be observant and have your camera nearby. No planning nor travel needed. This afternoon, Joan and I were having
Went for the Odes, Stayed for the Plants (and Fungi)
Last Saturday (5 September 2026) I headed out late morning hoping to photograph some late season dragonflies. I had not photographed odes (dragons or damsels) all summer. This is very,
Continue readingWent for the Odes, Stayed for the Plants (and Fungi)
Summer Skies
Wednesday, 26 August was a beautiful late summer day here in NH. The temperature was in the mid 70s and the skies were partly cloudy. The clouds were those wonderful,
Cornish Fair (2026)
The Cornish (NH) Fair runs for three days in late August each year. This year (for the third year in a row), I went on opening day, Friday the 21st.
Musterfield Farm
OK… So I haven’t posted in over a month, when I wrote about our trip. That doesn’t mean that I have not been busy! I have made photographs on multiple
2026 Trip (Details)
This is the last group of photos I have culled from the roughly 2,500 exposures I made during our trip. While ‘out and about’, I am always noticing relatively small
2026 Trip (Neo “New Topographics”)
I am often attracted to odd bits of the human-altered landscape. The ‘New Topographics‘ exhibition/genre of the mid-70s caught my imagination when I was a neophyte photographer. Thus, here are