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 →
I hear this so often that I felt it was time to talk about it again. I consider peak fall foliage to be mythical. Now you may be wondering how I can say that. You look through my galleries and … Continue reading →
Building an itinerary from scratch I received a request for help with an itinerary from New York, up into New England, and back again. They gave me a loose set of parameters and asked what I would suggest. This is … Continue reading →
My Favorite Massachusetts Fall Colors We just passed into February and winter has us firmly in her grip. Snow has been shoveled up in piles or small mountains from the New England Blizzard of 2015. Heck, we got + or – … Continue reading →
Is Fall Foliage Gone the Second Week of October? Greetings my fall foliage seekers Are you wondering where to go after the Columbus Day Weekend? This week starts with a sound. This sound is of everybody checking out and heading … Continue reading →
Today I’m going to give you three very important techniques that will help you minimize bad fall foliage experiences. We all know you love coming to New England and finding great fall foliage. But during 2005, I heard the wailing … Continue reading →
A mirrored reflection at Coffin Pond in New Hampshire’s White Mountains You are out Looking for fall colors and all of a sudden you see a break in the trees and you see a wondrous sight. You slam on the … Continue reading →
Rushing water, stone outcroppings, fall foliage colors lining the river and nearby camping available… Coos Canyon has it all. Finding Coos Canyon Coos Canyon was something I found on my way (to or from) Rangeley Lake in Maine. Coos Canyon is … Continue reading →
Where are these tree-lined roads? The easy answer is that tree-lined roads are almost everywhere. The first shot below is about 5 miles from my house. I do not live in a “real” woodsy area. Salem and Peabody Massachusetts are more … Continue reading →
