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2015 Calendar Links

My photography focuses on the timeless beauty of our special corner of New England. In recent years, I have tried to augment my images by posting a weekly blog about the art of landscape photography and my "Getting It Right in the Digital Camera Blog" now includes more than 200 articles. Several of this year's calendar pages include links to blog articles that expand on the brief descriptions found with each image. 
Check out the links below for more information

 

 

 

 



 

JanuaryJanuaryJanuary January : Snowy Breach, Spofford, New Hampshire
Spofford Village hugs the banks of Partridge Brook as it drains Spofford Lake. The flowing water was used to power various manufacturing, but now only the breached mill dams remain to recall the village's industrial past.

Photography Around My Own Neighborhood

 


 

FebruaryFebruary February : Winter Fence, Pomfret, Vermont
Possessing some of the prettiest farms in the region, the quiet bucolic atmosphere of Pomfret, Vermont contrasts with the bustle of nearby Woodstock.

 

 

 


 

MarchMarch March: Nailed, Rye Harbor, New Hampshire
Last winter saw one of the biggest "irruptions" of Snowy Owls in recent memory. The birds displayed remarkable tolerance toward the hordes of visitors who came to enjoy their simple beauty.

 

Bagging My Snowy

 


 

AprilApril April: Pulpit Falls, Winchester, New Hampshire
Pulpit Falls in Winchester, New Hampshire is one of the most interesting waterfalls in the Monadnock Region. It is well worth the effort to find this peaceful spot which is nestled in an isolated section of Houghton Brook.

Pulpit Falls (Finally)

 


 

MayMay May: Breakfast Club, Peacham, Vermont
Peacham, Vermont has been called the most photographed small town in New England. The claim may be disputed, but there is no argument about the town's classic New England beauty.

 

Northeast Kingdom Fall Photography

 

 


 

JuneJune June: Crimson Peony, Spofford, New Hampshire
The breathless exuberance New England's summer colors sharply contrast with the stark monotones of our long winters.

 

 

 

 


 

JulyJuly July: Ashuelot Evening, Winchester, New Hampshire
The 178 foot long Ashuelot Covered Bridge in Winchester, New Hampshire was built in 1864. The unusual, incomplete sheathing on the sides of the bridge allows the evening illumination to dance on the surging Ashuelot River

 

 

 


 

AugustAugust August: Marshall Point Fire, Port Clyde, Maine
Marshall Point Lighthouse has marked the entrance to the fishing village of Port Clyde since 1857. It is famous for the long walkway leading to the light, which was featured in the movie "Forrest Gump".

Camden and the Middle Coast of Maine

 

 


 

SeptemberSeptember September: Autumn Green, Chesterfield, New Hampshire
The pastures stay green despite the deepening colors of autumn at Roads End Farm in Chesterfield, New Hampshire.

 

 

Get Yourself Some Farms

 


 

OctoberOctober October: Green River Autumn, Guilford, Vermont
The Green River Covered Bridge was built in 1873. For more than a century the bridge has been a key part of this quintessential New England village.

 

Everything New England in One Place

 


 

NovemberNovember November: Brittle Glory, Spofford, New Hampshire
After the autumn drop, it is time to take a breath and get ready for the long winter months. Now if we can only get all those leaf peepers to help with the raking.

 

Salvaging Stick Season

 


 

DecemberDecember December: Light on the Hill, Spofford, New Hampshire
Holiday lights can produce joyous statements of personal creativity, but I prefer low key lighting that speaks more of the welcoming warmth that marks the season.

 

Getting the Most from Christmas Light Photography