• Looking for the bird.

    Mt. Auburn Cemetery with Sandy Selesky

    Tuesday, May 8, 2012

    Saturday May 4th a group of club members led by Sandy Selesky went on a birding field trip to Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge. “…Mount Auburn is first and foremost a cemetery, but it is also a National Historic Landmark, a botanical garden, an outdoor museum of art and architecture and an important habitat for [...]

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  • Capturing the falls by Bob Fesmire

    Wilton Falls Field Trip

    Friday, April 27, 2012

      On Saturday April 21, 11 NVPC members took a field trip to Wilton Falls in nearby Wilton, New Hampshire. New members Lydia Rogers and Bob Fesmire joined us as well as our guest Khac Thai. In spite of the lack of rainfall, there was sufficient water to provide great images. At the top of [...]

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  • Least Tern with Newborn Chick by Sandy Selesky

    Glennie Nature Salon Best of Show by Sandy Selesky

    Sunday, April 1, 2012

    Glennie Nature Salon Best of Show Least Tern with Newborn Chick by Sandy Selesky. Each year the Nashoba Valley Photo Club enters the George W. Glennie Nature Salon run by the Merrimack Valley Camera Club. For the Glennie, as it is known, each club enters up to 10 photos with no more than two by [...]

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Looking for the bird.
May
8

Mt. Auburn Cemetery with Sandy Selesky

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Saturday May 4th a group of club members led by Sandy Selesky went on a birding field trip to Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge. “…Mount Auburn is first and foremost a cemetery, but it is also a National Historic Landmark, a botanical garden, an outdoor museum of art and architecture and an important habitat for [...]

Capturing the falls by Bob Fesmire
Apr
27

Wilton Falls Field Trip

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  On Saturday April 21, 11 NVPC members took a field trip to Wilton Falls in nearby Wilton, New Hampshire. New members Lydia Rogers and Bob Fesmire joined us as well as our guest Khac Thai. In spite of the lack of rainfall, there was sufficient water to provide great images. At the top of [...]