The colorful leaves of Autumn provide a very attractive subject for macro photography. Leaf close-ups reveal infinite structures and textures, all irregular yet somewhat geometrical. Enjoy them one buy one…

During foliage, the golden leaves of Vermont’s maples, when reflected in the water of ponds, rivers and lakes, produce outstanding reflections that look like paintings from impressionist painters. Think Monet!

Very early one morning, I photographed Lake Belvidere, north of Stowe…

During my last trip to Vermont I photographed hundreds of leaves…

Every Autumn, Vermont landscapes turn intensely yellow, orange and gold…

This plant, commonly called Coneflower, is only present on the Eastern part of North America. It blooms from early to late summer and some species are used in herbal medicine…

Every year, at the beginning of Spring, roses bloom and express symbols of beauty and love…

This collection includes hyacinths caught by a winter storm in early spring, a hydrangea trying to survive the cold and some common weeds made extraordinarily beautiful by a coating of morning frost.

Photographing in winter is difficult as well as rewarding, with nature adding the “ice” component to traditional flora. Forms and shapes change dramatically, for a unique visual experience.

It is difficult to beat the splendid foliage season of Autumn, when the leaves fall to the ground and create a magnificent and colorful carpet wherever they land.