I grew up in Central Michigan where bedrock was simply not visible. Even after 35 years here in Vermont, I’m continually astonished seeing the “basement” of our planet everywhere I…
Yesterday I planned my afternoon to stop by a favorite small stream in Middlesex, one I’ve visited hundreds of times over the years. I’ve rarely been disappointed by the place…
I find it easy to lose track of time—both minutes and eons—when I’m in the dunes. More important are the light, wind and the stillness in which quiet can be…
We all have experiences of the power of the “press”—even if that is nowadays often social media rather than the press of olden days. The ability to share information with…
I’d promised to share a few more photographs from our recent visit to the Shelburne Museum. One of the delights of this remarkable gem is the Ticonderoga, a side-paddle-wheel steamship…
Although much of my work involves seeing the natural world, like many photographers, I’ve also long found satisfaction in photographing buildings, especially older ones. Of course I love the abstractions…
Back on the Vineyard for a few days with heat and sun and dear old friends. Sitting now on the porch in the cooler shade remembering the photographs I made…
More from the gardens over the past several weeks. Despite the continuing rains, there are many small gems—when I open my eyes to see them! I’m still learning.
The past two weeks have been astonishingly wet. The trees seem to be loving it and, until the past few days, the flowers too, but everything needs more sunshine! I…
When both the light and the flowers are just right, this must be what heaven is—at least for bees and photographers!
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