As a photographer, I am in a constant state of disagreement with myself over whether I should be shooting in black and white or color.  I simply love black and white and, in most cases, I prefer it over color.  However, there are certainly those situations where it is the color in a scene that demands attention.

Thanks so much New Hampshire Home Magazine and writer, Robin Sweetser for the beautiful feature on our winter garden here at Juniper Hill Farm! 

With temp around 20F and a light snow falling, it was a pleasant walk this afternoon. 

Hoping your New Year is off to a good start! Wishing everyone a happy, healthy, and peaceful 2026! 🥂

Usually, New Englanders don’t complain much about the cold.  It’s winter, after all, and you get used to it.  They also don’t complain much about the snow.

Looking down from the top of the pasture today, the farm had a real Currier and Ives look to it with smoke from the wood stove billowing out of the chimney.

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.