This photo was taken with a very slow shutter speed and a very small aperture. It takes many tries to get the focal point where you want it, but when it works it makes a very dynamic image. You also have to pan in the direction of the moving object as you are focusing and shooting...
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Remember when gas was $0.38/gallon?
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You can't find technology that is much simpler than this and that could do the kind of work that this tractor could...
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This photo is a departure from my recent work in that it accentuates only the essence of the subject and mutes all the color and detail...
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Near Cannon Mountain, Franconia Notch, New Hampshire
Even indoor plants make beautiful blooms...
On the kitchen table...
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Our first crocuses of the year, March 2010
"Warehouse - River" Wilton, New Hampshire after the floods...
Funny how New Englanders expend so much effort to show off their unique collections of rocks, and line them up in piles along the roadside for our review...
Usually this time of year the countryside is quite dull and lifeless, yet I enjoy the chaos of what is left there to fend for its own over the Winter months...
We never realize the power in the roots of a tree until nature shows us one by accident, revealing the collection of stones and dirt that are normally hidden from our view...
Top of Christian Hill just at sunset, this tree has a face on it that shows the stoic look of one that has weathered many Winters, unprotected from the West wind by any barrier.
Caught this one just in time at Moulton's Market, as they removed it the next day. These icicles are easily 10 feet tall and starting to curve at the bottom...
This is my favorite from the series I took right after a thawing day and an evening dusting of two inches of fresh snow. Everything had an icing on top!
