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As promised, here is the second round of favorites from 2024. This time we are going portrait/vertical which happens to hold a special place in my heart. It’s funny because I always thought people that shot vertical images didn’t get it.
It’s that time of year again. The yearly round up. As the year comes to a close and I review all my images of 2024, I’m reminded of how much I have to grateful for. In my first year of being a full time landscape photographer, I was able
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone. Wishing you all a snowy and beautiful day with your family!
The simplicity that snow can create is special. It transforms our landscape and makes familiar places new again. Shapes come to life as the details fade away. I’m hoping for a happy safe and snowy winter season for all. This shot was taken righ
Yesterday was a bit of a crazy weather day for photography. It snowed about 2 inch over night and then got warm throughout the day which led to thick long lasting fog over most of the Housatonic and Hudson Valley regions. I took the opportunity to me
In between the rain storms, the fog blanketed the county as temperatures went up and the snow melted. I stopped to grab some snaps on my way to shoot a beautiful painting for local artist. Hopefully more of the same next week because I’ll have
I was driving home and had to stop at one of my favorite farms as the sky was kicking off. The pinks in the clouds reflected in the snow casting a purplish hue. It was bone chilling and perfectly still. The cows didn’t seem to mind at all. One
West Cornwall Bridge shot in RAW on iPhone. Now, my intention was not to shoot this on iPhone, but I made a big mistake that I make once every year. Just when the pain of this mistake has warn off, it’s back again. I forgot my SD cards. In my d
The Grand Canyon is a feast of the senses. The sensory overload and pure vastness make it a very difficult place to capture. This was my first time visiting the national park and I only spent a day and half there, so I really didn’t have the ti
What are your favorite lighthouses in the Northeast? It’s been a while since I’ve shot one of my favorite subjects. Going into next year, I’m going to make a point to visit some new-to-me lighthouses and I’d love some ideas. W
Waterfalls big and small. While we experience a drought in the NY CT MA area and a wild fire burns in Great Barrington, about 30 minutes from home, I’m grateful for all the moments I’ve had standing in front of gravity pulling water down
Have you been to some of these places? Being born and raised in New York was a privilege. While most people, especially if you are not from here, usually think of Manhattan when they hear New York, the state has so much beauty from top to bottom. Mas
Bryce Canyon is a truly remarkable place. For April, it was still extremely cold in the late afternoon as I took in my first glimpses of the orange hoodoos rising up from the snowy cliffs. In perfect contrast, green pines soften the jagged rock edges
Which do you prefer, night sky or sunset? We stayed a few nights in an off-grid property in the middle of the desert in Williams, Az. It was about 45 minutes from the south entrance of Grand Canyon National Park. One of the amenities, as far as I was
I don’t normally edit in black and white, in fact I never do. But while revisiting photos from last year, I was inspired to give it a go. I was shooting in the midday sun a lot when I was in the dessert. That’s when I was able to shoot, s
For a change of scenery, these images are from the American Southwest, just outside Page, Arizona on Navajo Land. They were shot in the spring of 2023. The sensuous curves of the sandstone slot canyon system known as Antelope Canyon are truly a wonde