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Evening lights shines on snowy krummholz and distant mountains as the valley in between plunges into darkness. Adirondack Mountains, New York. Prints Available.

A beautiful A-frame cabin made for a wonderful winter getaway to the Adirondack Mountains and on this clear night the starry sky was the perfect complement to a roaring fire in the snow. Prints Available.

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Snowy evergreens on a mountain summit bask in an incredible post-sunset glow. Adirondack High Peaks, New York. Prints Available.

Winter Cover

My sunset photo from Cascade Mountain was chosen as the winter cover of LOCALadk Magazine! Check out the digital version here or subscribe to the magazine for $25 a year.

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Snowy evergreens on the summit of Cascade bask in an incredible post-sunset glow. The stunning beauty of the mountains on this frigid winter day was made all the more memorable by the frigid -30 degree windchill that the evergreens and I endured as we took in the most beautiful winter sunset I’ve ever seen. AdirondackContinue reading “Photo of the Week”

Photo of the Week

Melt your stress away. Prints Available.

Photo of the Week

Scenes like this, of a Christmas tree tucked away with lobster trap and buoys in a barn on the ocean, help make the holiday season on the coast of Maine a truly magical time of year. Prints Available.

Conservationist Magazine

I’m excited to announce that one of my photos from Cascade Mountain was chosen as the back cover of Conservationist Magazine. You can find this photo in the December/January issue of the magazine. For more information regarding Conservationist Magazine click here.

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The Nubble Lighthouse in Maine is one of New England’s most beautiful coastal attractions any time of year, but it becomes truly magical each winter when the lighthouse gets lit up with Christmas lights. Prints Available.

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Rime ice covers the trees on the summit of Tabletop Mountain, with Haystack off in the distance. Rime ice is formed when small supercooled water droplets freeze on contact with a surface, such as a tree branch, which is at a sub-freezing temperature. Adirondack High Peaks, NY. Prints Available.