Spring Birding Trip, Part 1
I spent most of last week on my annual spring migration birding trip. I headed out on Monday morning and drove up the southern Maine coast as far as Cape
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Temptation, Yielded To
Early May… Early Spring. The daffodils are out in gardens and the spring ephemerals are beginning to bloom in the woods. Yesterday was a perfect early spring day here in
Other Photos from Yesterday
Yesterday, while out and about making slit photographs, I also made photos with both a pinhole and, gasp, an actual lens. Here are five of those exposures. The first three
Slit Photographs
Inspired by my recent re-excursion into pinhole photography, I expanded my vision by making a photographic slit and heading out to make some photos. An optical slit works similarly to
Pinhole Photographs (WPPD – 2026)
Last Sunday (26 April 2026) was Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day (WPPD). My friend Al and I led a pinhole photography workshop at the Vermont Center for Photography in celebration. I
Getting My Mojo Back
Winter is a slow time for me photographically. This winter, with its harsh weather, has been particularly slow. I made less that two hundred exposures in each of the last
No Kings – Peterborough, NH (March 2026)
Early last week one of the organizers of many local protest rallies emailed me asking if I was going to the No Kings event in Peterborough on Saturday. I replied
A Meander Through Central NH
Thursday was a (relatively) warm* February day with bluebird skies. I headed out mid-morning to make some photographs. I had no real plan other than to be in New London
Bellows Falls, VT
Bellows Falls, VT is a charming town that punches way above its weight in funkiness. If I have the time, I make sure to pass through the town on my
January’s Work
It was a cold, gray, snowy January. I only managed to make photographs on four days. Here are nine of the ‘keepers’: