Brian Borland in 2014
Tribute to Brian Boland
I didn't know Brian Boland very well. But I was with him when he achieved a monumental milestone. He is perhaps the only one who ever has done it --…
Lake Queen Arrives
A new cruise boat arrived in Sunapee Friday after a long journey from the Ozark area of Missouri and a delay of over a week in Kentucky. Many folks were…
Graffiti
Jann and I hiked very early one morning this weekend to beat the heat. When we got back to our car, I noticed a lot of birds. So, I spent…
Hoodies, Woodies, and a Woodcock
A recent trip along Goose Pond Road in Hanover and Canaan produced a few spring species. In Hanover, along the Marshall Brook inlet to Goose Pond, I found some wood…
Himalayan Mountains
On airplane flights to and from Bhutan, I was fortunate to get photos of the Himalayan Mountains of Nepal, as well as Tibet and Bhutan. Often these peaks are obscured…
Third Week of October 2018
This blog presents some of the photos I took between October 15 and 21, 2018. It was foggy in the Upper Valley Monday. I used the soft light to take…
Steven Tyler in Sunapee perhaps
A convincing look-a-like of Steven Tyler paid a visit to Sunapee this morning. He came into town to "Walk This Way". After pausing briefly outside the Livery, which has a…
Wild Turkey Up Close in Etna
Two days ago I had my second very close encounter with a wild turkey in less than a month. The first time the sun was shining brightly. This time the…
Moving Water along River Road
Immediately after an early spring rain is a nice time to photograph moving water. Helping me get away from my computer, a friend and I spent a few hours Friday…
Kinglet and YR Warblers in Etna
Late yesterday afternoon a flock of a dozen or more Yellow-rumped Warblers and at least one Golden-crowned Kinglet visited my yard for a short while. It was hard to count…
Enfield Wildlife Management Area Sept 16, 2017
Here are a few photos I took at this beautiful spot late morning today. Check it out.
To the top of Everest
It is one thing to get published, but it's an entirely different matter to get a print of a photo one took carried to the top of Mount Everest. Here…