Found near Russell Pond in the White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire. I love the abundant white flowers shown by Hobblebush in early spring as much as the brilliant red berries and purple-tinged leaves in late summer
At Pawtuckaway State Park in southern New Hampshire. Today I felt like returning to my black & white roots.
Tonight in the woods not far from where I live, I found a secret patch of highbush blueberries sporting their lovely pink-white flowers. I’ll be back in late July to pick the fruit! As I set up my camera a beaver splashed his mighty tail and patrolled his pond, apparently unaware of my presence.
I’m very pleased to announce the publication of “My Corner of Massachusetts,” an 80 page, limited edition, fine art photography book. This 12 x 12 inch coffee table format book, includes images I’ve been making in the open spaces of Middlesex and Essex counties of Massachusetts.
When the bright yellow and red leaves of New England’s maples, birch, beech and oak have fallen, there is still plenty of color to photograph.
In the late summer woods of Eastern Massachusetts the trees themselves seem to be enjoying the last days of greenery.
