Ideal Icons
An iconic view is one that has a spectacular yet simple view of a landscape or landmark that all who know New England can relate. It's a view that resonates far and wide, that when hung on the wall Continue Reading
Years in the Making, and Still Not ‘Right’
One of the best views of the western side of the Presidential Mountain Range is from the Cherry Mountain/Owl's Head summits in Twin Mountain. The hike is modest, with a five or six mile round trip, Continue Reading
Goal Setting in 2012
Goal setting is important. Keeping a strong focus on your goals is even more important. Last year I set a long list of goals, and was rather successful at keeping many of them, partly because I Continue Reading
Top 11 Photos of 2011…Part 1
At the end of each year, I take time to reflect upon the annual additions to my portfolio, and the growth I've made towards my photographic goals. Without fail, I always come back to an Ansel Adams Continue Reading
Top 11 Photos of 2011…Part 2
The last post was getting a bit long, so we'll pick up the yearly reflection after summer. I still have a really hard time getting significant shots in the summer. As a teacher, I have all the time Continue Reading
A ‘Snowy’ End to the Year
It's been a rough few months for my photography. I ended up spraining my arches in my feet early this fall, and the injury wouldn't heal. That sidelined me from hiking anything big this fall, and Continue Reading
The End Of Autumn…The Return to the Blog!
Hi All! It's been a while! Since early August, all of my writing and photography time has been focused on a blog that I maintained for YankeeFoliage.com. That gig has run it's course and I am Continue Reading
Camping at Lake Umbagog…
I am largely a three season hiker. Probably not in the typical sense of the word though. My hiking season begins in early fall, and continues right through when the leaves fill out on the trees. Continue Reading
