A glimpse of Portsmouth’s storied South End under the day’s first light.
Tag: South End
A South End Moment | At Sunrise
A South End Moment | At Sunrise
Early morning light kisses the face of several historic buildings that line the South End waterfront in Portsmouth, NH. The glass-like waters ensure a calmness in the scene.
Buoy & Boat | Portsmouth Waterfront
Buoy & Boat | Portsmouth Waterfront
Quite possibly my favorite boat along the Portsmouth, NH waterfront. This boat along with a red skiff sat at rest on an early winter morning at high tide just after sunrise. The stillness of the water and the colors of the elements make this one of my favorite images of the year.
South End
South End
The red boathouse in Portsmouth’s historic South End neighborhood has always been one of my favorite sights in town.
First Light | South End
First Light | South End
Although summer is on its way out – it continues to give us gorgeous mornings and beautiful weather. I made the most of it this weekend with a sunrise paddle, launching from New Castle and heading towards the South End, with the hopes of capturing great light and reflections at high tide. When I arrived under the Route 1B bridge this scene nearly knocked me out and I knew it was worth the early wake up.
At The Fish Pier
At The Fish Pier
Dusk at Portsmouth’s Commercial Fish Pier on Peirce Island.
South End In The Rain
South End In The Rain
Piers and floating docks amidst the steady rain of early spring in Portsmouth’s South End neighborhood.
Colors of The South End
Colors of The South End
After a stunning sunrise shoot out in Rye Harbor, I took my favorite long-route home through historic downtown New Castle and made a couple key stops along the way to enjoy the morning and other familiar favorite scenes. This shot from the bridge on the way back into Portsmouth features the vibrant colors of the homes along the water in the South End and a lone boat. Simplicity is perfection.
Early Light in The South End
Early Light in The South End
Brewster’s Bait & Tackle is perched above the back channel of the Piscataqua River. The South End and its historic homes, including the Wentworth-Gardner mansion, add color and texture further in the distance.
The Oracle House
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.