Sites or sights to see/photograph in New England and NYC
Jul 21, 2013 07:55:34 #
Thank You so much Al! You are more than welcome to share coffee when ever you are up this way.
Thanks for pointing out some of the places to see and the whale watch.
It's a photographers dream.
Looking to writing again to you. Enjoy your Day now that it's cooled off and the humidity dropped. Joe
Thanks for pointing out some of the places to see and the whale watch.
It's a photographers dream.
Looking to writing again to you. Enjoy your Day now that it's cooled off and the humidity dropped. Joe
Jul 21, 2013 08:09:19 #
JBTaylor
Loc: In hiding again
Thank you everyone for the suggestions. I didn't want to clutter the thread with individual responses but I really appreciate each contribution and the ideas that have come from them. Having to pick and choose as I knew we would. Would break up into several trips if I thought we would actually take them.
Jul 21, 2013 08:12:26 #
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Jul 21, 2013 09:13:05 #
Bruce with a Canon wrote:
If you are planning to visit Mt Washington, yo wil... (show quote)
Good advice also the Basin in franconia Notch, On the Kanagamangus Rocky Gorge and Lower Falls right off the road
the basin
rocky gorge
Jul 21, 2013 09:15:33 #
Right all the way. Love that spot in Heaven. Point your camera where your heart tells you. Stop and think about composition. Shoot. Move around the area...and shoot again, again...Enjoy. :-D e
Jul 21, 2013 09:23:50 #
Thank You so much for the information. It sound like a must trip thanks to you. Great pictures
Jul 21, 2013 10:45:00 #
Npt Bob
Loc: Newport, RI
Joe,
The other posts list some great spots in NE for photo ops, but I noticed that you intend to end your trip in NYC. So, on your way south I would suggest Newport (a little prejudiced since I live there) and the southern coast of RI to Point Judith (along route 1A and ocean rd), into CT and Mystic (seaport, aquarium, the town), if interested - Submarine Force Museum and USS Nautilus in Groton, then many great photo ops along the CT coast (going on and of Rt 95 to hit those of interest). OR another route south catch the cross sound ferry from New London, CT to Orient Point on Long Island and see the many great spots as you travel down the island to NYC.
Have a great trip!
The other posts list some great spots in NE for photo ops, but I noticed that you intend to end your trip in NYC. So, on your way south I would suggest Newport (a little prejudiced since I live there) and the southern coast of RI to Point Judith (along route 1A and ocean rd), into CT and Mystic (seaport, aquarium, the town), if interested - Submarine Force Museum and USS Nautilus in Groton, then many great photo ops along the CT coast (going on and of Rt 95 to hit those of interest). OR another route south catch the cross sound ferry from New London, CT to Orient Point on Long Island and see the many great spots as you travel down the island to NYC.
Have a great trip!
Jul 21, 2013 10:56:45 #
I cannot thank you enough that is some incredible information and would make for an amazing trip.
Thank You so much again, Joe
Thank You so much again, Joe
Jul 21, 2013 11:52:33 #
Make sure you drive the kancamagus highway, stop in North Conway(quaint town shots along with old railroads tracks and trains), Also Diana's Bath, Cathedral Ledge you can drive to the top for great views of the Mt washington valley, take route 16 towards Chocorua for mountain lake view reflection. Castel in the clouds, Lake Winnipesaukee their are so many and you just barely touched the mountain region of NH. If you want more info lived here for 30 years and have been taking pictures of the area longer
Jul 21, 2013 13:03:13 #
Jul 21, 2013 16:37:26 #
_Rex wrote:
Mt Washington is almost a must tho, along with other sites along the Franconia Notch up in the White's. Portsmouth NH...not only for the John Paul Jones house, but for the fishing wharfs as well. Get up into Vermont's Green Mountains.
I agree. But be careful with the top of Mt Washington. It can easily take an entire day, and is very often covered with fog/clouds. We called the day we were going and they told me visibility was zero. Glad I called first. I forget it's name, but I think this is along the Franconia Notch. Maybe someone here can help with the name.
Jul 21, 2013 17:09:27 #
mborn wrote:
Good advice also the Basin in franconia Notch, On the Kanagamangus Rocky Gorge and Lower Falls right off the road
Wonderful images of Basin and Rocky Gorge !!. Kanc has so many great trails and features, one could load a camera and walk for a week
Jul 21, 2013 17:33:37 #
georgeb
Loc: port gibson ny
Acadia is a definite must! However, you would need at the very least, several days to just scratch the surface of what you can experience in this wonderful place. I have been vacationing there since the late '80,s and I keep returning year after year. Fall I feel is the best time ( autumn colors ), but it still is very beautiful with the summer green. Maybe you can spend just a day or so there just to get a feel for the area and come back later for an extended visit. Regardless, have a great time.
Jul 21, 2013 17:47:46 #
South Dartmouth, Gooseberry Island, Westport Point, New Bedford
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