The Inn at Ellis River, Jackson: What It Suits, and What It Does Not
A small riverside inn in the White Mountains — intimate where it counts, and constrained in four specific ways.
The Christmas Farm Inn, Jackson: A Walk Through the Property
A New Hampshire country inn walked in the order a wedding day uses it — house, barn, grounds and valley.
The Eagle Mountain House, Jackson: The One Decision That Governs Everything
A White Mountain hotel with a long veranda — where one decision about where to stand governs the gallery.
The Wentworth Resort, Jackson: The Light Through a Mountain Day
A White Mountain resort taken hour by hour, where the valley and the hardwood canopy both set the clock.
Grappone Conference Center, Concord: What It Suits and What It Does Not
A modern purpose-built event centre in Concord — reliable, weatherproof, and entirely dependent on what a photographer brings to it.
Manchester Country Club, Bedford: What It Suits and What It Does Not
A country club in the Merrimack valley — maintained open ground with mature New England woodland at its edges, and nothing rough at close range.
Owl’s Nest Resort, Thornton: Field Notes, Problem and Solution
A resort on a White Mountain valley floor, with ridges on both sides and the high peaks beyond them.
The Derryfield Country Club, Manchester: Field Notes, Problem and Solution
A golf club on the edge of New Hampshire's largest city — open mown turf with mixed New England woodland at its edges.
Capitol Center for the Arts, Concord: One Frame and How It Is Made
A restored 1920s theatre where one frame — two people on the stage, the empty house behind them — is worth the whole evening.
The Wakefield Inn, Wakefield: A Walk Through the Site
An early nineteenth-century stagecoach inn in a preserved village — small windows, low ceilings, and an entire street that has barely changed.