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
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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,
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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,
Four + Four
Long-time readers might remember the first three photos shown below as I displayed them some time ago as a triptych titled “Four Years”. Recently, I passed by this barn again
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
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 Short Photo Outing
Last Thursday was the warmest day we have had in a long time. The temperature was in the mid-40s F and it was nice a sunny. I headed out late
November
November and early December are usually a slow time for me photographically. The landscape is blah grays/browns and the skies often overcast. This was all true this year with the
New Salted-paper Prints
I spent yesterday afternoon making six salted-paper prints. All of these prints are on 8×10 inch sheets of Hahnemühle Platinum Rag paper. The image size is 6×7.5 inches or 6.5