Over the years I've hiked and climbed the New Hampshire 48 (48 mountains above 4000'), kayaked many of the coastal and inland waterways of New England, and traversed thousands of miles of trails, carriage roads, herd paths and bushwhacks in the northeastern United States. Then I invested in some professional super telephoto gear and started going back to some of my favorite places.

You might see me kayaking an estuary along the coast during a falling high tide; or traversing a freshwater lake heading for a spruce bog; or snowshoeing fresh powder in the still of dawn. Extreme weather in any season is always a big draw, and forgotten paths that haven't been used in years still lead somewhere! These are just a sample of the things that lead to those special New England landscapes that form the backdrop for the birds and the wildlife that inspire me, and that I hope will inspire you.