We just returned from a short vacation in Northern New Hampshire with family and although it rained on and off each day, it didn’t dampen our spirits. The rain and cloudy skies provided very nice light in my opinion. This is a beautiful area of the country and we were lucky enough that our “guide” (cousin Kathy) knows it extremely well. Unlike the scenic trip to NH we took last year, we concentrated on some “off the beaten path” locations; museums, ice cream shop (there are countless ice cream shop), lupine fields and even a horse cemetery. We could have stayed much longer and still not have seen everything we wanted.
New Hampshire is a lovely place … great photos!
Thanks, John. Ya gotta love a place that has “live free or die” on their license plates.
Nice collection here – it sounds as if you had a really nice break.
Thanks, ehpem. We had a great time and will probably return, but not soon enough.
Very nice series, Ken. I especially like your post-processing of the first image and the dreaminess of the cemetery marker (#6116).
Thanks, John. It’s not a cemetery marker, though. It’s “Niobe” and this was destroyed in 1941 and rebuilt and re installed in 2012 near a private residence.
These are lovely, Ken. The shot of the lupine field is wonderful. Love the colors.
We were also in NH on the 22nd. We stayed near the beach though so I didn’t see these beauties.
Thanks, Gracie. We missed you by a couple of days and a few miles.
That first shot is a beauty, Ken. Every window different. Intelligent use of black and white – allows the eye to concentrate on the the design without the intrusion of colour.
Thanks, Andy. The color version was too much of a riot for me and I thought the sepia tone was a better fit.
Really interesting and beautiful assortment of images!
Thanks, Howard. Kathy, our guide, knows all the interesting places and she has a good photographers eye herself.
Ah yes, got one of my favorite images on a long drive through New Hampshire, fond memories. Nicely done, I too thought we were looking at a cemetery statue there on #6116.
Thanks, Charles. That’s right, you did the New England tour a while back, too. It’s a beautiful area to drive through.