We live in the Upper Valley region of New Hampshire, basically the foothills of the White Mountains. Forests all around us. Farms, hills, trails, woods,…
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Driving up to New Hampshire to ski or hike, most out-of-staters see nothing but trees. After all New Hampshire is the second most forested state…
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Lighthouses were not built as some kind of romantic folly but rather as navigational beacons to prevent disastrous shipwrecks. Too many sailors lost their lives…
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Shorter days, chilly nights, why visit New England in the fall? To see the explosion of Autumn foliage colors of course. Each fall nature puts…
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The Road to Nowhere – Idiom: A plan, project, development, or course of action that appears to have or offer no meaningful, desirable, or useful conclusion. I’ve…
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“So God Made a Farmer” was a speech given by radio broadcaster Paul Harvey at the 1978 Future Farmers of America convention. The speech was…
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Same forces that create bumper crops of rocks in New England farmland. Expanding and contracting soil due to changes in the frost line push rocks…
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When it comes to selling fine art photographs or paintings to homeowners or businesses there is a difference between selling landscapes vs. places. Landscapes are…
2 CommentsAbove: National Park photography by Edward Fielding Many photographers heading out to capture images in National Parks with the intent of selling some of the…
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Nothing beats sunsets at the lake. Or cooling off on a hot summer day at the lake. Or even waking up for an early morning…
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