Nubble Peak Springtime Wood Print

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Mount Washington rises in the far distance as seen from little Nubble Peak in Twin Mountain during a warm spring day. White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire.

My love of photography initially stemmed from a long involvement with oil painting. The creative working and re-working with oils to produce different results never ceased to amaze me. I've found that a digital darkroom has similarities to the magic of oils, and I enjoy painting with light as much as I did with a brush and canvas. I draw inspiration from my love of the expansive wilderness that we have here in New Hampshire. Waterfalls and craggy ridges are among my favorite subjects, especially those long forgotten by many and far off the beaten path. www.WhiteMountainImages.org www.ChrisWhiton.com