Showing posts with label My iPhone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label My iPhone. Show all posts

Saturday, October 20, 2018

Nancy's Mums




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The other day I bought Nancy several pots of Mums from the local farm stand, very vibrant colors, at the same time I got a large pumpkin. They sit on our front porch our Fall decorations. 








Friday, December 26, 2014

My iPhone Project: Winter Wonderland


Groton, Vermont 



In September 2012 I began "My iPhone Project" which has consisted of a series of Photographs taken only with my iPhone 4 smart phone.  The idea for the project stemmed from a photography exhibit that I attended at the Sharon Arts Center in Peterborough, NH.   

For the past 2+ years I have added to this album from that phone camera.   Today's photograph is the last that I have taken with that iPhone 4.  It has been retired in favor of an iPhone 6.  I will continue the iPhone 6 project documenting the things that interest me as I travel around New England and New York.

Tuesday, November 25, 2014

My iPhone Project: Sunset over the Mountains

Townshend, Vermont


The calm before the storm; tomorrow is suppose to bring the first major snow storm of the year

Saturday, August 9, 2014

My iPhone Project: The birthday girl

Nikki Bean
 the birthday girl will be 
11 years old 
Monday August 11th

Friday, August 1, 2014

My iPhone Project: Shape, Texture and Colors

Wendell, Massachusetts

I was travelling today in the Wendell, MA area and found 
this giant pile of rocks and debris, over 10 feet tall. It appeared to 
be left over flood damage from Hurricane Irene.  The shapes, 
textures and colors really caught my attention and I made 
this image with my iPhone.

Monday, July 28, 2014

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

My iPhone Project: Dam Gear!


River Park, Keene New Hampshire

A lifting gear from an inactive dam gate.





Wednesday, January 9, 2013

My iPhone Project: Stacking Blocks


Dorset Quarry  Dorset, Vermont

I actually shot this photograph late fall 2012, the abandoned Quarry is identified as the First and Oldest Marble Quarry in the United States. It was opened 1785 now used as a summer recreation area.  

Friday, December 14, 2012

My iPhone Project: The Bridge


Somerset, Vermont

This afternoon  I went looking for an old foot cable suspension bridge that several years ago my father and I crossed to access the National Forest area in Somerset VT.  It was a friendly piece of history with wooden slats across the length of it that swayed in the wind and challenged your balance.  I have been in search of a   cable bridge to photograph for many weeks now, and I thought this one would be perfect.  I was in the area today and found that the old bridge was gone and had been replaced with this stainless steel span.  At first it was very disappointing to see the old bridge was gone, replaced with this cold and modern version, but as I looked at this one I started to see the possibilities for a different kind of image, one that could be thought provoking as well as appealing.