The very last weekend in September 2015 and summer kept hanging on. Oh, how great it was to have the car windows open, and the sun gleamed, as Jeff and I set our sights North to find fall foliage! We … Continue reading →
Guest post by my friend Linda Baird-White of Vermont perspectives. You can also find her on Facebook at Linda Baird-White. Welcome to my home state of Vermont Autumn signs are now emerging through the movement of wildlife, harvests and trees like … Continue reading →
The fall colors are on the way, we hope! Well, I’m going through my article on the Top signs that fall has arrived in New England, and I may have to change the order in which my article has them listed. … Continue reading →
People are always asking me, WHY go looking for the fall colors?. I have to admit; I am a BIT obsessed with New England fall foliage. For some reason magazines, radio, and TV all feel it’s strange that I focus … Continue reading →
There are lots of Memes about photographers showing up with real camera gear and assuming people will get out of their way but when they announce “They’re a photographer”, everybody in front of them turns around with the cellphones and … Continue reading →
Maybe you would like to be sitting on this porch, in a rocking chair, where you can look out on the fall colors of New Hampshire changing right before your eyes. The photograph “Watching the autumn leaves fall” can be purchased … Continue reading →
How far north do you have to go to find September fall colors? In past years, I’ve gone all the way north to the Canadian border during the last 2 weeks of Sept (22/30) and found nice or really good fall colors. … Continue reading →
Guest post from New Hampshire photographer and waterfall enthusiast Chris Whiton of White Mountain Images. Chris is an active fan of the outdoors and a collector of lost waterfalls. When he isn’t out hiking, he is busy selling prints, cards, … Continue reading →
The Covered Bridges of Northfield VT I drove many times up Route 12 in Vermont. I even stopped in at my dad’s alma mater, Norwich University. I took him there once, so he could look over the parade grounds that he … Continue reading →
Guest post by Connecticut photographer, Mark Spremulli. Trains and Fall Foliage go hand in hand. It’s the smell of the coal smoke, the sounds of the diesel, the squeaking of the wheels as well as the clickety-clack over the joints, … Continue reading →
