Shortly after over a foot of snow fell, the temperatures rose to 50 degrees and the quick melting created the rock icicle scupltures we often see along Route 30 outside of Brattleboro, Vermont – but I’ve never seen any as colorful as these. Either there is some really interesting geological bleeching coming down from the [more...]
In photography, there is a “magic hour”, that moment sometime after the sun sets when the light is truly magical. When photographing architectural scenes, it’s that moment when a building starts to come alive with its own lights or reflections, and there’s still plenty of detail. In nature, there is also that magic hour, a [more...]
I haven’t been to a parade in a long time. After going to the Farmer’s Market in Londonderry, Vermont, I realized that the town’s Fourth of July parade was about to start soon, so I grabbed my camera and waited for the festivities to begin. Londonderry, (where incidentally, snowboarding was invented) has a population of [more...]