The Fells
Friday was the warmest day by far this spring. I headed out to photograph mid-morning without much of a plan. I meandered north and stopped in Claremont, NH figuring I
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Fickle!
The weather in April is often varied and changeable. However, this year it seems downright fickle. Yesterday was a beautiful spring day. Bluebird skies in the morning. Starting to cloud
Springtime in the Antrim Area
We have awaken to a snowy yard on each of the past two mornings. Enough snow to cover the ground and sticky enough to coat pretty much everything. The snow,
Spring Runoff
Another sign of spring is that the run off is in full swing. The Contoocook River has been up on the paper mill’s lawn at least twice recently. I stopped
The Ice Storm Cometh (and Went)
Okay… I’m behind on my blogging again. Last Saturday and into Sunday morning we had a good old fashioned ice storm. A sure sign that spring is coming. The ice
The Streets of Manchester (NH)
My friend Victor wanted to photograph something other than rural New Hampshire. We considered heading to Boston to photograph city life. However, given limited time, we settled on Manchester, the
Desperate for Color
Late winter is pretty drab here in New Hampshire. Melting snow turns gray and bares brown earth. The trees are bare of leaves and gray. The sky alternates between gray
Excess
Interpret any way you like!
A Canterbury Tale
It has been a month to the day since my last post. February and March are not prime time for photography here in northern New England. I take my camera
Maine Panoramas
One more post of photos from our Maine trip. I had forgotten about the panoramas. I have a love-hate relationship with panoramas, especially really radical ones… that is really long