Photography

Last spring we launched the My Adirondacks Project with our friends at the Adirondack Land Trust (ALT) because we wer...

 Artificial intelligence seems to be everywhere these days—it’s even creeping into Adirondack history. Doug Smith, a ...

The winners of our 2023 annual photography contest.

The first version of Photoshop was issued in 1990, but the art and craft of manipulating photographs has existed sinc...

Nathan Farb says he has only recently figured out how to finish the multimedia “vision quest project” that he’s been ...

It’s never easy to pick the standouts from our photo contest contenders, and this year’s batch of eye-catching images...

We’re entering a season known for its extremes of snow and ice, but it’s also one of delicate beauty, when a two-inch...

In 2015, during my self-assigned Finding November project, I visited a tributary stream of Glen Lake, along the south...

On a blustery morning at Heart Lake, winds were driving whitecaps into the shoreline, now scalloped into tiny bays by...

Summer has always been the most challenging season for me for creating unique, impactful images of the Adirondacks.

This image may be a bit of a visual puzzle, but here is one of the owners of Natural Stone Bridges and Caves, Greg Be...

National Geographic photographer Michael Melford, who did a photographic feature on the Adirondacks for that magazine...