Michael J. Clarke | Photographer

Any other snow lovers out there? I've always loved the beauty of winter!

This one is a photograph I am extremely proud of and is a moment of exploration that came together perfectly with light rain and a this blanketing of Vermont foliage strewn throughout one of my favorite waterfalls.

The winter freeze seen against the dark turquoise coloring of a natural pool out in The Berkshires.

A roaring and wild waterfall spot up in Franconia Notch that i've watched a few times over the years and have always loved.

The winter of 2015 was one that I will never forget here in Boston as we got pounded with storm-after-storm of fluffy white snow. I made a lot of pictures which I am turning into an art series, and this is one of them. How cool is that juxtaposition of advertising in the center?

It blows my mind how we built all of this with just a few hundred spins of the calendar - so big and so beautiful it's astounding.

Hidden beauty in the rugged foothills of northwestern Massachusetts.

I made this photograph a few weeks ago on a frigid evening in Woodstock VT and it's the kind of picture and moment I cherish and love to look at over and over again. The water was babbling beautifully between the rocks and I think of these scenes as some of natures most pure forms of beauty.

The Newport Bridge seen from Jamestown on a chilly November afternoon.

I had a relatively unproductive rainy day in the forest during this trip until some afternoon sunshine arrived and created pure natural beauty. Persistence usually pays off in this craft but it surely is a journey.

Barnyard buddies.

An American Airlines jet on approach into Logan.

How many sunflowers can you count?

Late summer sunshine poking through the lush green treescape at Minuteman National Park on an August afternoon.