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This button will take you to my YouTube Channel where you'll find videos with footage filmed at the same locations that were photographed in the scenic albums. Many videos contain original background tracks that have been produced in my sound studio. I'm continuing to add more content, and every time a new video is completed it will be uploaded so check back occasionally or just follow the channel.

Below are Photo Links (Buttons) that will take you to the albums as listed. You can click on any image within that album to see a full screen version and then arrow or swipe left & right to browse through the photos at their maximum display.

Watkins Glen State Park

This deep gorge is 2 miles long with lots of waterfalls - two tunnels - endless stairs and shuttle that can take you to either end. Located in the town of Watkins Glen, New York at the bottom of beautiful Seneca Lake.

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Seneca Lake Area - New York

Beautiful Seneca Lake is the largest of the Finger Lakes. It's 38 miles long and 618 ft. deep with clear fresh water and vineyards along both sides. It doesn't freeze in winter, providing temperate growing conditions that offer the ideal conditions for grapes to thrive. There are many waterfalls in the nearby mountains and around Watkins Glen which sits at its southern border. With boating, fishing, swimming and site seeing, this area has become one of most popular tourist attractions in the state.

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Ricketts Glen State Park -PA

This parks is one of of premier locations for viewing waterfalls in the entire country. There's Falls Trail, a 3 mile loop where you can pass by 20 waterfalls or the 7 mile loop if you want to see other scenic areas of the park. The rugged natural pathways and stairs, while beautiful, can also be treacherous in some places. Many incidents, accidents and fatalities have been recorded there over the years.

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Letchworth State Park - New York

Voted America's #1 State Park, this is truly a beautiful place to visit and site-see. The huge canyon on one side and three thundering waterfalls on the other with a railroad trestle above the upper two. Upstate New York is an amazing place.

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Ithaca Area of Upstate New York

Ithaca has several waterfalls, many of which lie within the city limits and on the campus of Cornell University. There's a deep gorge that runs through the city and if you can navigate your way around the downtown area you're doing better than I did. Robt. H Treman State Park is just south of this metropolis and is a must-see.

Glacier National Park

My favorite National Park that lies in far NW Montana (Going to the Sun Road) is the only access across the park and has a steep drop-off on one side with breath taking scenery. It has more than 300 Grizzly Bears & most of this park is only accessible by foot via a network of well marked trails.

Yellowstone National Park

This huge park which is 63 miles from top to bottom containing geological and thermal wonders that sit atop a dormant volcano. Abundant wildlife and unique features such as geysers, waterfalls, lakes and mountains make this a must-see destination.

Rocky Mountain National Park

Trail Ridge Road is a scenic mountain pass where you'll be reaching 1,200 ft. elevations as you drive past vistas of mountains & valleys. Alpine Visitors Center is one of the best tourist facilities of any park that I've visited.

Grand Teton National Park

At the western part of Wyoming lies one of America's treasures in GTNP with the Teton Mountain Range towering over Jackson Hole with its unparalleled beauty.

Saratoga & Snowy Mtn Range

Located in south central Wyoming, the Platte Valley is one of the state's hidden treasures. Hunting, fishing and Saratoga's "Hobo Pool" are key features of the area.

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Lake Superior Region 2025

Documented travel around Lake Superior from Paradise, Michigan to Grand Portage, Minnesota that includes waterfalls, roads, and points of interest along the way.

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Upper Peninsula Fall '24

Michigan's amazing resource for travel, recreation and beauty featuring waterfalls, lakes, rivers, fall color and activities.

Lake Michigan Shoreline

Every summer we make at least one trip to Lake Michigan. It's only a two hour drive from home and is the best fresh water, recreational lake in the world. We are fortunate to live so close to this destination of crystal clear water, great fishing and towering sand dunes,

Mackinac Island

If you've never taken the ferry to this island you're missing out. Fudge & ice cream shops, horse drawn carriages and bicycles fill the streets since no motorized vehicles are allowed. Take your wallet and enjoy one of Michigan's most unique vacation spots.

Nashville - Louisville - Muscle Shoals

This album displays Broadway, the skyline and events that you'll experience in this iconic city. There's a tour of the legendary Ryman Auditorium and some shots of the Muscle Shoals, Alabama studios.

Rural Roads in SW Michigan

Fall is the best time to photograph the countryside and enjoy God's painted landscapes.

Flowers - Animals - Nature - Macro

Using my Tamron 90mm Macro Lens I've produced many of these shots. Butterflies, Insects, Frost at below zero temps and general nature photos is what you'll find in this album. There's a whole different world to see when you get down on the ground in the dew laden morning with a closeup lens.

Kayla's Senior Portraits

These images were taken July, 2026 around the Barry County area on a clear Sunday morning.

Flora + Digital Art

Digital creations using Photoshop and ON1 Photo RAW plus natural images of flowers & plants. Most of these were produced shooting mirrorless cameras with some of my new (and older) lenses from both Nikon & Sony.

Maple Syrup Producers

We live in a community where Maple Syrup is produced by several farms and locals. This page covers my visits to some of them back in 2008 & 2009. Vermontville, MI has its annual Maple Syrup Festival on the last full weekend in April.

My Kids

Documenting the growth of my 7 kids over the years has been a welcomed task where being a Portrait Photographer has come in handy.

Studio Examples

In 1988 I opened JH Photographic Studio offering portraits to a small community. Most of my work was initially captured on film but eventually I migrated to Digital Format and learned Photoshop as a creative tool. After closing in 2015 my enthusiasm for the craft diminished until last year but now I'm enjoying the documentation of my travels and sharing those shots & experiences online.

Prairie Rattlers

For several decades I've hunted and captured Rattlesnakes. Some of my images have appeared in Wyoming Wildlife Magazine and it seems that I don't have much competition in this field. Not everyone shares a love for this genre and understandably so but if you can tolerate looking at snakes, they can be as fascinating as they are dangerous.