Thrillers, Fillers and Spillers Flower Deck Containers
Writer Susan Mitchell gives tips and direction for enhancing the deck with her article in Merrimack Valley Magazine Home. Thriller is the focal point flower pot with structural and tall…
Saint Anselm 125th Closing Ceremonies
St. Anselm College closing ceremonies for their 125th year this past June 6. It was an evening of food, fireworks, libations and lots of alumni in attendance.
Luxurious Landscapes at Tiffany Gardens Londonderry NH
Last year shooting for Merrimack Valley Home Magazine at Tiffany Gardens . It is a B&B located in Londonderry NH at the home of Kathy and Jim McMahon . A local location shoot…
Taking the Tour at the Lowell Cemetery
This past weekend I spent my Saturday morning at the Lowell Cemetery with Richard Howe on his cemetery tour. I enjoyed an easy walk and got to play with some…
Infrared Landscapes on the Road
With the great weather and the spring finally arriving this week I had the opportunity to finally play with my Christmas present. I am using a Olympus E-P1 with an…
Daffodils at Their Peak in Dracut
Another garden view shooting helping spring chug along. I was recently at writer Susan Mitchell's home off Ruby Road in Dracut MA, with an explosion of daffodils at their peak. Susan said…
500th Post with a Luxurious Landscape Bedford NH
My 500th post today with some summer views to help move the cold start to this spring season. Shooting at gardener June Scott's home in Bedford NH. Look for the…
Rye NH Sunset and a Little Dinner
Taking a break in Rye NH at the Carriage House Restaurant over the weekend for a nice dinner of Grouper and Swordfish with a beautiful sunset. The fireplace warming us…
Naples Florida 2015
Just getting back from a little personal time in Naples Florida. Enjoying some of the warm sun and sights after a very long winter. You can check out some other…
Window View Freighthouse Café Lyndonville VT
On my way back from Vermont a few weeks ago and captured the view from our table at the Freighthouse Café in Lyndonville VT. Looking out a screened window wearily…