Fairsted
Frederick Law Olmsted's
Home and Offices
During July 2019, I photographed the historic site in Brookline, Massachusetts. With the help of long-time U.S. Park Ranger Alan Banks, I assembled this tour. Welcome.
Panoramic Tours
This page is the archive of my tours, covering work done over the last twenty years. Follow me on Facebook for sneak previews and many archive shots.
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The Lyman Plant House
Marlboro College
Marlboro, VT
During much of 2019, I had the pleasure and honor of photographing the Marlboro College campus in its final year.
A palace of light, warmth and life stands poised just above the pond on the Frederick Law Olmsted-designed Smith College campus. The Lyman Plant House was built in 1895. It's eight houses represent the principle climates of the earth.
Christo in Central Park
On Benefit Street in downtown Providence, Rhode Island stands the historic Providence Athenaeum. Founded in 1831, the library has served scholars and authors such as Edgar Allen Poe
and H.P. Lovecraft.
Gorgeous Fort Gorges
Visit Portland Harbor's Fort Gorges!
Built to protect against an invasion that never came, Fort Gorges is a true American castle! Look inside here!
All hands on deck!
Step inside painter Neal Park's Easthampton studio.
See him at work, browse his book shelves,
and dive into one of his paintings.
Clicking here is your ticket, so step inside...
Just beyond where the pavement ends and the dirt roads begin in Newfane, Vermont, Diane Echlin is busy at work creating enchanting ceramic works to enhance your life. Mugs, bowls, tincture bottles and so much more. Take a look!
Pete Seeger's Hudson Clearwater Sloop
Step aboard my new tour above and below decks of this replica of an 19th century single-sail sloop that used to travel the Hudson River. Step Aboard!
High up in a mill building overlooking a canal in Lowell, Massachusetts, Christopher Volpe creates vibrant oil paintings that capture the drama of the New England landscapes he loves. Loomings, his series of canvases painted with tar, asks haunting nautical questions.
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