The Channels Nature Preserve in Southwestern Virginia. Rock caverns at the top of the hike. Seven miles round trip. John Orcutt November 21, 2017 Instagram You Might Also Like Tree trunks after an overnight snow storm are provided with additional definition with snow on the side facing the wind driven snow. The ethereal nature of this scene evoked a sense of solitude and completeness in the winter forest in western New York State a few years ago. #westernnewyorkstate #solitude #winterphotography #orcuttphotography.com March 16, 2023 Sun screens at Rolling Fatties provide strong sculptural forms against the Western Maine sky. #rollingfatties #kingfieldmaine #orcuttphotography #sunscreens August 20, 2022 Please join us to celebrate the publication of "Enduring Heights: The High Peaks of Maine." We collaborated with John and Cynthia Orcutt of Schoolhouse Gallery on this project and are now excited to share this book with everyone! Join this Thursday, October 12, from 5-7 pm at The Trust for Public Land office at 30 Danforth Street, Suite 106 in Portland, Maine, for an evening of celebration and discussion on conservation in the High Peaks region. #mainetheway #mainetourism #mainelife #seeyousoon #maineclassic #trustforpublicland #Maine October 13, 2017
Tree trunks after an overnight snow storm are provided with additional definition with snow on the side facing the wind driven snow. The ethereal nature of this scene evoked a sense of solitude and completeness in the winter forest in western New York State a few years ago. #westernnewyorkstate #solitude #winterphotography #orcuttphotography.com March 16, 2023
Sun screens at Rolling Fatties provide strong sculptural forms against the Western Maine sky. #rollingfatties #kingfieldmaine #orcuttphotography #sunscreens August 20, 2022
Please join us to celebrate the publication of "Enduring Heights: The High Peaks of Maine." We collaborated with John and Cynthia Orcutt of Schoolhouse Gallery on this project and are now excited to share this book with everyone! Join this Thursday, October 12, from 5-7 pm at The Trust for Public Land office at 30 Danforth Street, Suite 106 in Portland, Maine, for an evening of celebration and discussion on conservation in the High Peaks region. #mainetheway #mainetourism #mainelife #seeyousoon #maineclassic #trustforpublicland #Maine October 13, 2017
