From the EcoPhotography Archives

From the EcoPhotography Archives: A couple paddles on Pawtuckaway Lake in Pawtuckaway State Park. Part of my 2009 NH State Parks photo shoot. I shot this with a brand new lens - I snapped its predecessor the night before and had to make an emergency purchase at Hunt's Photo.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: Canoe on the shoreline of Pawtuckaway Lake in New Hampshire's Pawtuckaway State Park. I shot this image for NH State Parks back in 2009.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: This is what winter is supposed to look like around here. I shot this in January, 2009, as part of an assignment for Wakou, a French children's magazine.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: A storm breaks near the mouth of the Connecticut River in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. Another shot from my Connecticut River watershed project.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: Subdivisions encroaching on tidal wetlands near the mouth of the Connecticut River in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. This is an aerial shot I made in 2006 as part of my Connecticut River watershed photo project for The nature Conservancy and the Trust for Public Land.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: A snowboarder in Tuckerman Ravine in New Hampshire's White Mountains. White Mountain National Forest. "Tucks" is the classic backcountry skiing location in New England. Shot in April, 2006.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: Two kids enjoy maple sundaes at Folsom's Sugar House in Chester, New Hampshire. Steam from boiling sap rises from the sugar house. I shot this in 2009, but the sap is probably running again now.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: Sap buckets and a stone wall in Lyme, New Hampshire. Part of a series of maple sugaring photos I made in 2007 as part of my Connecticut River watershed project for The Trust for Public Land.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: A climber ascends "Top of the Prow" on Cathedral Ledge in the White Mountains, North Conway, New Hampshire. I'm not much of a climber, but I did hang from a rope for this shot, which was part of a shoo for NH State Parks in 2009.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: Dawn in Newport, Rhode Island. Sometimes all you need is five minutes of good light. Shot in 2009 for my book, Colors of Fall Road Trip Guide.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: The White River at dusk, White River Junction, Vermont. I found this shot across the street from a mechanic's garage while madly trying to find something to shot as the sun went down. I made the photo in June of 2007 as part of my Connecticut River watershed project for the Nature Conservancy and the Trust for Public Land.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: Kayak in the rain on Mud Pond in Granby, Vermont. Shot as par of a Trust for Public Land project in 2006.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: Hiking the Long Trail in Eden, Vermont. I shot this as part of a Trust for Public Land Project that resulted in the protection of 5000 acres in the Green Mountains along the Long Trail. I panned with the hiker at a slow shutter speed to create this effect.

From the EcoPhotography Archives: Leaning into the cold wind on New Hampshire's Mount Washington. I shot this during a workshop I led to the summit in 2010.