Wishing you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas and a New Year filled with peace, love and a lot less stress.

Cold New Hampshire mornings and a little light snow falling are enough to put you in a holiday mood. Wishing everyone Happy Holidays!

Known to the AKC as Christmas Star, everyone has always called her Christina.

Last week was a beautiful December week. A little snow brightened the landscape. There was some gorgeous light, both from the Cold Moon in the sky-the last full moon of the year- and from the morning light that streamed through the windows.

Molinia arundinacea ‘skyracer’ is such a beautiful and elegant grass against the white snow.

It was a privilege to collaborate once again with writer Robin Sweetser on this feature for the Nov/Dec issue of New Hampshire Home magazine.

I took a walk around the garden at the beginning of the first “real” snow of the season on Tuesday.  

An early snow brightened the landscape during Thanksgiving week.

November is still a good time to get out into the woods and grab some photos, whether you have just a phone or small camera in your pocket or a backpack full of gear.

Pastoral Gardens is one of my favorite gardening books of the last several years, one that I go back to time and time again.

Many were predicting that it would be a poor year for colorful foliage in New England because of the dry conditions this summer.

There is no denying that, with all its colorful foliage, autumn is a glorious time for photography in New England. However, even though the bright colors of October have faded away, November has become one of my favorite months to get outside with a camera.