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Details from current work on the Bellview. North Headland lately Channeling some Australian Gothic…

Current workings Sept 2021

Every once in a while one of the stores that I purchase my film from will get in some Japan imports. In the past I purchased Fuji Industrial 100 from them. That has since been discontinued. This time they had some Fujicolor 100 film. Since I really loved Industrial 100, I couldn’t pass up the […]

Fujicolor 100 – the Fuji Blues

I caught my first brown trout in Wyoming four years ago. I didn’t know how to hold a trout, I didn’t know how to differentiate them from other species, I didn’t know where they came from, and I sure as hell didn’t know how this moment would change the course of my life. This catch […]

History of Brown Trout in the US: From Europe to North America

On the morning of October 1st, I took a walk around Jacoby Ridge Trail and documented some of what I saw around this 2.3-mile loop. During the pandemic, outdoor spaces and recreation became increasingly important as isolation and quarantine took over many of our lives. Jacoby Ridge Trail, which is right next to the Pilot Hill Recreation Area, provides space for outdoor recreation […]

Photo Essay – A Walk Around Jacoby Ridge Trail

Gorgeous sky

Another day on the Charles River

EXETER, R.I. (WPRI) — The mother of an Exeter man who nearly drowned after crashing his car into the Charles River Monday night is expressing her gratitude for the two Northeastern University assistant rowing coaches who saved her son’s life. Alison Carr said she didn’t know her 23-year-old son, Nathan Santerre, had been involved in a crash until a family member shared Tuesday morning’s 12 News report with her husband. “My husband called me and said he was on his way home and didn’t tell me why,” Carr recalled. “I just dropped everything for Boston as soon as I found out.” Carr said her son, who relocated to Boston for work, was on his way home when he passed out behind the wheel. Santerre’s vehicle then veered off of a bridge and into the water. The next thing he remembers, Carr said, is swimming out of his car and calling for help. Thankfully, Santerre only suffered minor injuries. Carr said doctors are now trying to figure out what caused him to lose consciousness. “It’s kind of been just a whirlwind,” Carr said. “Dropping everything and going to see him and seeing his car … it was kind of surreal. I’m just grateful that he’s OK.” Santerre’s car landed just 10 feet away from a crew boat being operated by the Northeastern University’ men’s rowing team. The team was practicing at the time of the crash, and the team’s two assistant coaches were able to rescue Santerre and bring him to shore. “He knew he was OK when he got in the boat,” Carr said. “It was really nice and it made him feel safer. We are really grateful to those people who were around.” Carr considers the outcome of the incident miraculous, adding that a guardian angel must’ve been looking out for her son. “My son is everything to me,” she said. “Obviously he’s very traumatized by this event and it definitely could have had a tragic ending. I’m just grateful he is still here with us.”

Mom of Exeter man who crashed car into Charles River: ‘I’m just grateful he is still here with us’

Morning fog on the river

Single arch bridge over the Charles River

Blue sky with puffy clouds over the Charles River