More Salted-Paper Prints
Another batch of salted-paper prints. These exposures are from our trip to the Southwest in 2018. The prints were made last week. All are small (4×5 inch) test prints of
Category: Landscapes
Infrared Photos
Late yesterday morning, I headed to Rousseau’s Music in Jaffrey. Joan needed guitar strings. I needed a snare drum. Of course, I took my camera along. The weather was bright
Heading Home
Yesterday morning, my friend Victor and I headed to Brattleboro for our monthly print sharing group. Afterward, we had lunch as usual and headed home. Our conversation in the truck
Worldwide Pinhole Photograph Day – 2023
Yesterday (Sunday, 30 April) was Worldwide Pinhole Photograph Day (WPPD). This annual event is meant to stimulate folks to get out with a pinhole camera and make photographs which are
Yellow!
Yellow flowers. Daffodils and forsythia. A sign that Spring has truly arrived. It won’t be long before the yellow scourge of suburban yard owners will appear… dandelions! Personally, I like
Yesterday Morning’s Clouds
Heading home after making the last ‘compost run*’ of the season, I was struck by the wonderful spring clouds. Stopping twice as I drove around the lake, I made a
Meetinghouse Hill
Late yesterday afternoon, as the cloud cover thickened, I headed up Meetinghouse Hill. As is always the case, it was very quiet. Without the sunshine it quite cool; there was
Spring / Photographic Reality
Yesterday (Sunday) we got roughly two inches of rain. Today we had intervals of light showers interspersed with short periods of partial clouds. After lunch I decided to take advantage
Sugaring / Monadnock Region
Yesterday morning, with the promise of partly cloudy skies, I headed out to see what there was to photograph. I drove through Hancock, Peterborough and Harrisville and the muse just