I was going to continue with my weather/photography related posts hitting bright sun, heavy overcast, etc. but even I got bored with the thought of reading them. So I’ll get right to the point. Rather
I was nosing around this morning at the farm and came upon these two gear still lifes. There are at least a dozen old barns on the farm and each one has stuff hanging on
Ok, I seem to be on a roll, a weather roll. Here are some of my favorite fog photos…I couldn’t resist. I love to photograph in the fog because fog wipes out the background replacing
I had a strange and wonderful visitor in the dark last night, a male luna moth. What a wondrous animal! It is about 4″ long and 3″ wide with a white body and tiny red
So I started to think about other surprising weather conditions that I like for photography and I came up with my all time favorite…Rain! I then opened up Lightroom and typed in ‘rain’ in the
I had a little fun with a pair of barn swallows in the horse barn on the dairy farm where I help with chores. The pair was nesting 20′ back from the big doors and
Boy I love fog! As soon as the the clouds descend or the fog envelopes I head for the forest. The combination of fog and forest equals magical photography. The best part of fog in
The Crossroads Vermont workshop is complete and what a great workshop it was!!! Any workshop is exactly as good as the people who come to learn and stretch and experience a new area and we
So I went back up into the woods and tried again to get some nice pics of salamanders and efts. It has been so dry that it has been very hard to find the little
I was out in my wood shed stacking cords this morning when an unusual birdcall caught my ear and wouldn’t let go. It was loud and emphatic, I mean really emphatic, a mix of slower
Yes, even the great ones fail and fail horribly. Case in point- I was out in my woods the other day trying to get some good pics of salamanders. Not an easy thing to do
I have been thinking lately about how ephemeral photography can be. Sometimes the opportunity to photgraph something is maddeningly brief and sometimes it can be joyously long. Peak fall color here in Vermont often lasts
