Fine Art Photography Blog by J. G. Coleman
I am very pleased to announce that two of my works have won awards in the 2012 Connecticut Forest & Park Association's photography competition, a contest which seeks out imagery that is especially representative of the state's natural landscapes, flora and fauna, trails and hikers. Blackledge Falls in Glastonbury was the ...
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Few people have even heard of Essex Hill Falls, a place nearby Cornwall's Cathedral Pines Preserve where Birdseye Brook plunges down a series of rock ledges beside the ruins of an ancient mill. "Icy Cascades on the Birdseye", one of my latest works from Essex Hill Falls, portrays soothing ...
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Central Connecticut is oftentimes thought of as a portion of the state where there is a bare minimum of natural wonders to be seen. There's little doubt that the wide breadth of the Connecticut River, for example, must have been quite a sight to behold for Native Americans and ...
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Roaring Brook Nature Center, like so many other wondrous outdoor places in Connecticut, is little-known outside of the surrounding region... in this case, the Farmington River Valley. But this unique conservation land in Canton combines a learning center and small zoo with a beautiful trail system and has a ...
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You can be amongst the first to see J. G. Coleman's print of "Old Dish Mill Falls on Jim Brook", a fine-art landscape photograph taken at Roaring Brook Nature Center in Canton, Connecticut. The work will be on display through the month of November at J. Vallee Brunelle Fine Art ...
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