Fall Colors II
This image, featuring small trees with granite in the background, highlights the distinct beauty I discovered in the New Hampshire autumn landscape. It was made while I took a break from my Cape Cod National Seashore artist-in-residence.
This image, featuring small trees with granite in the background, highlights the distinct beauty I discovered in the New Hampshire autumn landscape. It was made while I took a break from my Cape Cod National Seashore artist-in-residence.
This image, featuring small trees with granite in the background, highlights the distinct beauty I discovered in the New Hampshire autumn landscape. It was made while I took a break from my Cape Cod National Seashore artist-in-residence.
New Hampshire's granite landscape is a testament to the state's rugged natural beauty and geological history. The distinctive granite formations can be seen throughout the region, from the rolling hills and mountains to the striking outcrops and cliffs. This durable rock, formed millions of years ago, is a staple of the state's scenery and has earned New Hampshire the nickname "The Granite State." Iconic sites like the now-collapsed Old Man of the Mountain and the expansive quarries highlight the significance of granite in both natural and human history. Hiking trails, scenic drives, and outdoor activities allow visitors to explore and appreciate the impressive granite features that define New Hampshire's unique and enduring landscape.
