With 83 percent of the state covered with trees, New Hampshire is considered the best destination in the world for fall foliage.
Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall, New Hampshire offers the fine art landscape photographer countless opportunities to capture nature in its pristine environs. Waterfalls, mountains, lakes, forests, covered bridges, classic old barns, around every corner and in every village, New Hampshire has it all.
I explore the state of New Hampshire year road, traveling down the backroads looking for unique subjects and compositions, never knowing what I might discover around the bend.
Quiet, sleepy farms with 100 year old barns, “kissing bridges”, beautiful red leafed sugar maples, challenging mountain trails and even old steam trains and vintage cars.
In the following images I show how I see the state of New Hampshire through my camera lens.
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The Way I See It – New Hampshire
Mountain Stream with fallen leaves by Edward M. Fielding – https://edward-fielding.pixels.com/featured/water-flowing-under-the-waterloo-covered-bridge-edward-fielding.html
Abandoned Staircase in the Woods by Edward M. Fielding – https://edward-fielding.pixels.com/featured/accendance-edward-fielding.html
South Warner Brook by Edward M. Fielding – https://edward-fielding.pixels.com/featured/mountain-brook-fairgrounds-road-bradford-new-hampshire-edward-fielding.html
Final Resting Place by Edward M. Fielding – https://edward-fielding.pixels.com/featured/final-resting-place-old-ford-in-the-forest-edward-fielding.html
Old Quaker Home – https://edward-fielding.pixels.com/featured/country-road-henniker-new-hampshire-edward-fielding.html
New Hampshire is oft called God's Country. Your photography captures that well.
New Hampshire is oft called God's Country. Your photography captures that well.
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