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
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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
This was the hardest set of photos to put together. My initial cull contained thirty two images… way too many for a blog post. I aim for about half a
Long-time readers know that the large majority of my landscape work is black and white. However, sometimes a landscape is all about the colors nature presents. Here are seven photographs
Back on the 18th of June, Joan and I headed out on a road trip. We hie-tailed it out to Orcas Island (on of the San Juan Islands) in Puget
Several months ago, a good photographer friend of mine died. A couple of weeks ago, his widow invited me to stop by and see what of my friend’s photo gear
I spent most of the day on Sunday (17 Aug) at the Cornish Fair in Cornish, NH. I arrived about 9:30 AM and headed out the gate towards home about
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
Couple of days ago (Monday to be exact) I spent about an hour (5-6 PM) photographing odes at the Cilley Family Forest in Greenfield (formerly the Robertson Farm whose last
Yesterday morning I left the house at 5:30. I had an appointment for some routine fasting lab tests at the hospital in Peterborough at 7:15 and figured I would make
I finally found some time this afternoon to get out and photograph some odes. My first outing of this summer. I spent a couple of hours along the road at