Posts Tagged: nature photography



February, White Mountains

Beaver Brook Shelter along the Appalachian Trail (Beaver Brook Trail), on the north side of Mount Moosilauke, in Kinsman Notch of the White Mountains, New Hampshire
February, White Mountains - Much like January, February has been a very cold month to be out shooting in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The wind-chills have been brutal this month, and my cold weather gear has been getting a workout. Staying warm and keeping the camera gear working in subzero temperatures has been a challenge all month. As of this writing, February is on track to be the second coldest February in New Hampshire....[Continue reading] ...

January Scenes, New Hampshire

Owl's Head (Cherry Mountain) - Carroll, New Hampshire
January Scenes, New Hampshire - This month’s weather has been a little on the crazy side, and we seem to be having an endless stretch of cold temperatures. Every trip I took into the White Mountains during the month of January was on overcast or very cold windy days, and...[Continue reading] ...

December Scenes, White Mountains

December Scenes, White Mountains
Five images from the month of December - Much of New Hampshire is snow free, but the White Mountains and the Great North woods are covered in snow. December has had some interesting weather, and many of the notches and higher elevations have enough snow for snowshoeing...[Continue reading] ...

2014 Favorite Images White Mountains

2014 Favorite Images White Mountains
2014 Favorite Images - It is that time of year again when I reflect on a years worth of shooting, and share with you my ten favorite images from the 2014 season. These images are the ones that stood out to me over the year. You can see a larger preview of any image by clicking on it....[Continue reading] ...

November, White Mountains

November, White Mountains
Five images from the month of November - Here in the White Mountains of New Hampshire November is known for cloudy and overcast days. And we have had many clouds days this month! We also had a stretch of very cold weather this month, but as I type this it is 55 degrees out. How can you not love New England weather...[Continue reading] ...

2014 New England Print Sale

2014 New England Print Sale
The 2014 print sale has started! Now through December 31, 2014 you can receive a surprise discount on any print order you make directly through my printing company, FineArtAmerica. This discount can also be used for canvas and metal print orders.. [Continue reading] ...

October – White Mountains of New Hampshire

October - White Mountains of New Hampshire
Five images from the month of October - Here in the White Mountains of New Hampshire October is all about autumn foliage, and nothing else matters during this time of year, except beautiful foliage scenes. I would use spectacular and breathtaking to describe the 2014 foliage season...[Continue reading] ...

September, White Mountains New Hampshire

September, White Mountains New Hampshire
September, White Mountains New Hampshire - You will find many that live in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and New England region love the month of September. This month is all about changes. Good bye to the warm summer days and hello to the cool autumn nights! I love the cool mornings.....[Continue reading] ...

August – White Mountains of New Hampshire

August - White Mountains of New Hampshire
Five images from the month of August - Most years August is very hot and humid, but this year the weather in the White Mountains of New Hampshire has been perfect! Based on the weather you would think we are in the month of October. The cool nights have been great for sleeping and early morning hiking, and the daytime temperatures have been tolerable.[Continue reading] ...

July Scenes, White Mountains

July Scenes, White Mountains
July Scenes, White Mountains - Hazy, hot, and humid best describe the weather we are having this month in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Many locals and visitors vacationing in the White Mountains have been swimming and enjoying the East Branch of the Pemigewasset [Continue reading] ...