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Spring in the alpine zone

Winter's almost gone, the snow is still hanging around in the high, shadowed places of the mountains. Now it's time to look forward to spring and brief show of colors in the alpine zone, here is the l [...]

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Recent avalanche in Tuckerman Ravine.

Avalanche probe used to measure crown height of recent avalanche, the 8 is part of 80cm of snow..Avalanche probe used to measure crown height of recent avalanche, the 8 is part of 80cm of snow..

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Shooting on the summit of Mount Washington

Recently had the pleasure of working with friend Jose Azel on the summit of Mount Washington. Our client was looking to show how rugged and effective their safety goggles, and glasses were in a really [...]

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Community

I spend a lot of time on Mount Washington in the winter, either working with the Mount Washington Avalanche Center (USFS), volunteering with Mountain Rescue Service (MRS), skiing, climbing or makin [...]

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Fundraiser at Frontside Grind

On behalf of the US Forest Service, along with Chris Joosen, I'll be presenting photographs and telling a few stories about the avalanche center on Mount Washington. The Friends of Mount Washington Av [...]

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Climbing at Whitehorse Ledge, NH

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Echo Lake Stand Up Paddleboarding

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Oyster conservation in the Great Bay photo: joe klementovich 20120719-JCK_4081

Oyster Conservation in the Great Bay of New Hampshire.

Multimedia for The Nature Conservancy - Oyster Conservation in the Great Bay. A short multimedia piece with the goal of explaining how the oyster conservationist volunteer program is and what is neede [...]

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Aurora Photos and new collections

I've been a contributor to Aurora Photos for a few years now, not a solid contributor, not a monthly contributor, but a contributor none the less. Aurora has been pushing into new ground with vari [...]

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Finally an avalanche cycle in Tuckerman Ravine

After a long winter of small storms, and showers we got over a foot of snow two days ago. In order to more accurately describe the avalanche conditions for the daily advisory it's necessary to go up i [...]

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