Canaan Wetlands Sunset

After exploring higher elevation locations around Canaan Valley, WV we were ready to leave thinking it was too late for a sunset. We meandered into wetlands which allowed mountain portraits as the sun had just begun to set. Two of us began shooting as our boots sunk into settling grasses. Although very cold at dusk, we stayed and captured the warmth of the sunset.

Honors: Tamarack's Patchwork Appalachia Juried Exhibition 2026

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New River Gorge Morning Mist

New River Gorge Morning Mist During explorations of the New River Gorge National Park we have seen clifftop views, numerous waterfalls, abandoned places, and whitewater rapids with rafters/kayakers navigating through. We had started hiking those rugged trails when this day the fog would only allow peeks through it to see sharp edges of trees, rocks and canyons far below. View OPTIONS to see framing options and the location hint for the state hidden within each print.

Honors: Tamarack’s Patchwork Appalachia Juried Exhibition 2026

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Golden Arch

The fire-orange glow of sunset lights up the beautiful arch bridge at the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve in Fayette County, West Virginia. This spectacular bridge extends 3,030 feet long and 876 feet above the New River, making it the longest single-span bridge in the Western Hemisphere and the third-highest in the United States.

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Mist on the Mountain

You never know what kind of weather you will get on the Dolly Sods mountains, this mist rolled in, softening the evening light and obscuring the path in the distance. The Dolly Sods Wilderness is located in the Allegheny Mountains of eastern West Virginia and is part of the Monongahela National Forest.

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Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse

Sunset casts a warm glow over the Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse as it sits perched on the edge of a cliff overlooking the rocky granite shores of Acadia National Park’s Mount Desert Island in Maine. The lighthouse dates to 1855 and is currently the private residence of a local Coast Guard employee. We didn’t abandon our spot to capture this beautiful sunset shot until after four hours when the tide rose around our ankles.

Honors: Tamarack’s The Best of West Virginia Exhibition 2022

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Gloucester Eastern Point Lighthouse

Gloucester Eastern Point Light is a historic lighthouse on Cape Ann, in northeastern Massachusetts. It stands perched on the rocks, keeping watch over the oldest seaport in America. Since 1616, the harbor has supported fishermen, whalers, and traders. Built in 1890, the current lighthouse stands 36 feet high.

Honors: Tamarack’s The Best of West Virginia Exhibition 2024

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Portland Head Lighthouse

Portland Head Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Maine. It was completed in 1791 and stands on the tip of Cape Elizabeth at the entrance of the primary shipping channel into Portland Harbor. What makes this view especially unique are the rocks that look like petrified wood. They are actually made up of quartzite and dark grey phyllite in alternating layers.

Honors: Tamarack’s The Best of West Virginia Exhibition 2024

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Sunrise Beckons

The sun boldly makes its entrance with bright streaks of color, drawing the fishermen out to explore the calm water surrounding the coastal village harbor of Rockport, Massachusetts. The water is so smooth it appears to be a glass mirror beneath the anchored boats.

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West Virginia's Grist Mill

Nothing is more iconic fall in West Virginia than the Glade Creek Grist Mill nestled between towering mountains at Babcock State Park. This rustic mill is still operational certain weekends during the year. It is always a challenge to get fall photos with a nice amount of water flower over the rocks.

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Acadian Cliffs

This rugged stretch of Maine coast has it all, precipitous granite cliffs rising up from a windswept rocky strewn shore, craggy evergreens , and an ebbing surf. As we ventured out to this remote spot, there were three other photographers and to our surprise, one was someone we knew from our home town.

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Autumn Mountain

The coming of Autumn at Dolly Sods brings wild blueberry and huckleberry bushes alive with color, becoming more vibrant when backlit by the beautiful pallet of sunset. The Dolly Sods Wilderness is located in the Allegheny Mountains of eastern West Virginia and is part of the Monongahela National Forest. It is known for expanses of sphagnum bog, heath shrubs and stunted red spruce.

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Autumn Wilderness

Autumn colors paint the fields of gold-tipped grasses and rugged trees while the intense colors of the changing sky are reflected like mirrors off the pools of scattered water. All is quiet, and still, and beautiful.

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Babcock In Autumn

This site is the most photographed scene in West Virginia, and with good reason. The Glade Creek Grist Mill, framed by autumn color is reflected in the still pool of Glade Creek that flows below. The grist mill operates during certain hours each day and you may watch them grind corn meal and buckwheat flour.

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Covered Bridge at Herns Mill

The Herns Mill Bridge is located near Lewisburg, WV in Greenbrier County. Built in 1884, this rustic covered bridge crosses Milligans Creek and is still in use today. It is fifty-four feet long and features queen post trusses, board-and-batten siding, and a galvanized metal sheeting roof.

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Follow Me Home

When I was young, I remember working a puzzle of this lighthouse and thinking what a beautiful painting. Now years later, standing at its feet, and looking up from the rocks below I am taken again with the surreal beauty of the Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse at sunset.

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Vermont’s Chittenden Mill

This bright red mill perched on the side of the Browns River in Jericho, Vermont draws attention in any weather. Built in the 1800’s the mill was named in honor of Thomas Chittenden, first governor of Vermont. The mill supplied flour to a large area of northern Vermont, and continued in operation until 1904. It is currently home to the Jericho Historical Society and the Snowflake Bentley Museum, the first person to photograph a single snow crystal (after 5,000 snowflakes later Wilson never found two alike).

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Herns Mill Covered Bridge

The Herns Mill Bridge is located near Lewisburg, WV in Greenbrier County. Built in 1884, this rustic covered bridge crosses Milligans Creek and is still in use today. It is fifty-four feet long and features queen post trusses, board-and-batten siding, and a galvanized metal sheeting roof.

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Motif #1 at Rockport, MA

Rockport, Massachusetts is our absolute favorite New England coastal town. This is the iconic view of Motif #1, a replica of “the most often-painted building in America.” Built in 1840, the original weathered red fishing shack on Bradley Wharf was destroyed in the blizzard of 1978. The exact replica was constructed that same year.

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Night Softly Comes Calling

Night tip-toes into the harbor bathing it with soft blues and purple skies. Silence settles on the still water and anchored boats as if they too need a rest from the day. Just a few more seconds as the day takes its last breath before conceding to the night.

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Pemaquid Point Lighthouse

The Pemaquid Point Lighthouse is a beloved landmark in Maine – so much so that it was picked to be featured on the state quarter! It was built in 1835. Visitors find the rock and ledge formations out in front of the lighthouse, as well as the restless sea that often presses up against the ledge in dramatic fashion, fascinating to behold.

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Ripples Below

The mainland portion of Maine’s Acadia National Park is sometimes more photogenic than the more popular Mount Desert Island scenes. The Schoodic Peninsula is one such spot. We arrived just a little before sunset and as the light became more dramatic we noticed activity in the water and got to watch a school of Dolphins feed.

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The Grist Mill at Babcock

Babcock State Park, located in southern West Virginia, boasts this beautiful working grist mill nestled between the rugged Appalachian mountains. It is powered by Glade Creek, which is sometimes a roaring stream and other times a peaceful reflecting pool.

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