Coastal Images from New Hampshire

I have been working on coastal images of New Hampshire during the fall, winter and spring. I really enjoy creating photographs of what may seem to be very normal landscapes, almost bland or benign subjects, but capturing them in a more interesting way, with tension or even a cynical edginess to some of them. Here I have captured the big church steeple in downtown Portsmouth, a watershed area near Rye NH, post-fire & heat effects on some buildings in North Hampton NH and a few landscapes of Rye Harbor.

North Church during dusk with street light, Portsmouth NH

North Church, Portsmouth NH

Watershed area receding during dusk, Rye NH

Rye Watershed

Fire damage and heat damage of an arcade and surrounding buildings, North Hampton Beach, NH

Fire destroyed arcade North Hampton Beach

Damaged buildings near fire

Black and White detail of fire heat damage

I really enjoy photographing in the late fall, winter and early spring in the Northeast. There is a simplicity to landscapes that draws my attention to some of the details I think we normally miss in the flourish of colors and activity evident in the spring and summer months.

Rye Harbor and storm, NH

I also search for subjects that I believe are often overlooked or disliked, such as the lone pinkish house below that is such a sore thumb in some ways but beautifully lonely yet seemingly content in its surroundings: almost as though it has just settled in for the brutal winter months and their storms.

Home near Rye Harbor

Rye Harbor

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