Polarizing Spring Snow
We hear all the descriptions on the news. Spring snow is heavy, spring snow is wet, spring snow is miserable, and it should be gone. I would like to remind the media that spring snow is beautiful. Continue Reading
Mount Washington Edutrip…Almost…
Spring often brings some of the greatest contrasts between valley and summit of any point during the year. This past weekend provided a perfect example of almost unimaginable incongruity, for while Continue Reading
Welcome Spring and THE ‘SuperMoon’
Sometime in the early 1600's, Johannes Kepler discovered that planetary motion is actually elliptical, and that planets and moons go through an annual cycle of perigee and apogee in their transits. Continue Reading
New Viewpoint in North Conway
I just returned from wandering around the mountains for a few days on my February break from school, and have a few posts to work through over the next few days. The conditions were never Continue Reading
Dreams in Carter Notch
One of the first people I met when I began working in the White Mountains in 2003 was Mike Jones, who was then the Hutmaster at Lake of the Clouds Hut, which at the time was my closest neighbor. Mike Continue Reading
Tips For Winter Photography (Part 1)
I've been getting a lot of comments recently about shooting in cold weather. I'm not shy about saying that I LOVE cold, snowy weather, but I've also learned to take the preparative steps that make Continue Reading
Tips for Winter Photography (Part 2)
Part II – Insulating Yourself Now that your camera is as weather proof as possible, you need to focus your attention on your comfort while shooting. It starts with advise from your mother Continue Reading
Unfortunate Hiatus …
My drive to capture the beauty of New England is the result of my desire to share my view of the natural world. This autumn though, compromise had to be made between needs and wants. I wanted Continue Reading
