Winter’s closing in – NH landscape photography
January 1, 2015
Anyone living in New England knows how lucky we’ve been – with the exception of the Thanksgiving storm the weather has been mild and snowless – bad for the skiers, boarders and plow truck folks, but good for the rest of us.
Can’t say I minded seeing the ground on Christmas, but I have a feeling the party’s about over. The river in Newmarket is freezing fast – out with the dog and a symphony of cracking and groaning ice as the tide went out. Thinking the rain is pretty much over – winter’s about to rear her head and blanket us.
Doesn’t matter really, we live in New England for a reason. So shooting snowless photos may be about to end – until then, here’s the river ice and wishes for a wonderful New Year.
Love this shot Jay!
Thanks Brian – the sounds of the cracking ice because of the changing tide is other worldly!
Jay this shot is very cool. I’m not sure why I missed this one. These last few landscape shots definitely look like they could go in a series for a show or a book. Awesome job. I’m loving these shots.
Thanks Roger- funny you should mention them asa series…I’ve been oriented to the exact same idea!