A Winter Freighter
The Nord Emperor and its red hull present a striking contrast against the freshly fallen snow.
A Winter Freighter
The Nord Emperor and its red hull present a striking contrast against the freshly fallen snow.
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.
Winter in Rye
Snow drifts are beginning to overtake yards in a coastal street in Rye, New Hampshire. These houses enjoy an incredible location near the ocean and also bear the brunt of all sorts of weather.
Tugboats & Snow Drifts
The snow drifts from the incredible winter of 2015 have almost completely overtaken the railings at The Decks. The snow drifts make for some interesting flow lines and somewhat soften the industrial waterfront of Portsmouth.
The Oracle House amidst a light snow in the winter of 2015. This house was originally built in 1702 and is one of the oldest homes in New England.
A Snow Filled Ceres Street
This is hands down one of my favorite views in Portsmouth. The Decks, the stairways on Ceres Street, The Tugboats and a freighter. It doesn’t get much better than this (except during the summers when the hanging garden is in bloom and all of The Decks are open).
Puddle Dock Pond
After a fresh coat of snow earlier this winter, Puddle Dock Pond sits in the early morning shadows waiting for ice skaters to arrive later in the day.
Governor John Langdon House
One of Portsmouth’s historic houses on Pleasant Street, the Governor John Langdon House, sits poised amidst the continued onslaught of snow.
Winter in Market Square
A wintry scene from last year featuring the Christmas Tree in Market Square and the North Church.
Tugboats in Fresh Snow
The Moran Towing tugboats beneath the morning’s first light and a fresh coating of the season’s first snow.