On Pleasant Street
The day winds down as a winter storm gears up. Twilight sets in with grey skies and holiday lighting in downtown Portsmouth.
On Pleasant Street
The day winds down as a winter storm gears up. Twilight sets in with grey skies and holiday lighting in downtown Portsmouth.
Congress Street & The North Church
Icicles on Odd Fellows Hall on Congress Street are the real giveaway that this image was taken during the winter. The windows of the buildings lining Congress Street lead back to the steeple of the North Church on a cloudless evening.
Early Morning at The South End
The Piscataqua River is coated in a light fog in the early morning cold in a scene of the South End of Portsmouth.
Blue In The Fog
The Isles of Shoals Steamship Company’s Thomas Laighton and its eerie lighting heads home amidst a thick evening fog.
Happy New Year | Portsmouth First Night 2015
Portsmouth’s First Night celebrations included the annual fireworks display. It was a brisk and perfect winter evening and a great way to usher in the new year. Thank you for your support and for your encouragement in 2014 – my goal for 2015 is to get out more frequently and to capture more of the changing face of Portsmouth. I hope you join me in the new year’s new photo adventures…Happy New Year!
Winter in Market Square
A wintry scene from last year featuring the Christmas Tree in Market Square and the North Church.
Magical Sunset in Market Square
This was an incredible surprise on the eve of 2014’s first major snowstorm (according to the forecast) – a warm red sky with the bottom of the clouds kissed by the setting sun as the downtown lights began to brighten.
The Weathervane & The Steeple
The steeple of the North Church beneath some late day fall clouds.
Red Light | Buoy & North Church
After an amazing sunset, the fog and the waterfront remained fascinating to watch. The buoy and its intermittent red light were a perfect pop in an otherwise subdued waterfront scene.
North Church in a Pink Fog.
One of the more memorable sunsets I’ve experienced in some time! The thick fog hung around as the sun set, with the Portsmouth skyline barely visible from Kittery, Maine on the opposite side of the Piscataqua River. The fog was lit an eerie pink hue – creating a scene that I couldn’t have dreamed up.