dreamy imagery by firefly photography of keene nh and the upper valley of nh and vt
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Category Archives: tiny worlds and travel
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8 TIPS ON PHOTOGRAPHING MATERA, ITALY Matera is an ancient city in Basilicata on the edge of the Puglia region of southern Italy. If you find yourself in this “Italian Shangri La” (as I have heard it described), there are some helpful hints on photographing Matera at the end of the blog post here. It…
Look Out! Look Out! Jack Frost is about! He’s after our fingers and toes; And, all through the night, The gay little sprite Is working where nobody knows. He’ll climb a tree, So nimble is he, His silvery powder he’ll shake; To windows he’ll creep, And while we’re asleep, Such wonderful pictures he’ll make. Across…
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Hi. I am Dana. I am a maternity/newborn/child portrait photographer based in Keene, NH with Firefly Photography. I am also half of the New England wedding photography duo, OneLove Imagery. I am pretty amped about exhibiting some of my photography at Burdick‘s in Walpole, NH right now through January 27, 2014. I initially thought to…
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I was looking down so much, that my neck started to hurt. No, this isn’t some kind of Winter Blues post…………A light dusting of sparkly snowflakes fell on Keene, NH. I posted a week or so ago of some Snowflake Fairies I photographed. I was back at it again with my camera. This is what…
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Today was a perfect day for those big fluffy beautiful snowflakes. It’s amazing how fleeting they are – it’s sort of a metaphor for impermanence, isn’t it? They are so delicate and unique and disappear with a single breath of warm air, or a gentle wind. Next time it snows, look around……….these little glistening beauties…
I went to England last month. It was on a whim. I thought my fondness for spontaneity would fade away after I had a kid, but it didn’t. I went on this trip alone. I have never been apart from my little mini for more than an excruciating 24 hours and I was certainly never…
I took these photos in the woods in NH earlier this month. I also happen to admire Thoreau. He was a very principled and interesting man, critical to the Transcendentalist movement and he wasn’t afraid to go against the grain of society. It could be said that his writings influenced the likes of Dr Martin…
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In stark contrast to what is going on in other parts of the state here as well as the dramatic tragedy currently affecting the Pacific, there was relative quiet at Kittatinny Valley State Park in Andover, NJ this morning. Enjoy these quiet images I shot on this chaotic day for our planet. I wish for peace and…
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Before I discovered a passion in portraiture, my photography developed during my travels. Lonely Planet: Morocco makes mention of this small town in the Rif Mountains called Chefchaouen. My curiosity sent me over to Google Images, at which point I was determined to see this place for myself. The town is painted blue and it reminded…
I loved magnifying this tiny little ice world that exists in my own backyard. Millions of individual crystals that are so intricate, so ornate, and yet disappear in an instant. I went outside carefully searching through snow for individual crystals with a twig and laid out the individual flakes on either a black scarf or…
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