Tag Archives: Night

To the Season

Posted on December 25, 2018 by Vermont Woodchuck

This photo was made in 2008 in Leicester Vermont. To me it captured what rural Vermont was when I was growing up. I saw this farm during the day so I knew where to be for the photo; what I … Continue reading →

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Morning lunar eclipse

Posted on February 1, 2018 by Vermont Woodchuck

Normally we see a lunar eclipse at some point in the middle of the night, the moon is high in the sky and it becomes almost “seen one, you’ve seen them all” kind of experience. This eclipse however was different. … Continue reading →

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On one Moonlit Night…

Posted on October 31, 2017 by Vermont Woodchuck

…this does prowl, vales and hillsides of Vermont on the last night of October. Canines slink away into the shadows; felines of all stripe get their fur raised and backs arched. That’s how you know to shut off lights and … Continue reading →

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Days gone bye

Posted on November 28, 2015 by Vermont Woodchuck

When I worked for the papers, I asked for and got the second shift (1530 to 2230 hours). In the summer most of the work was in daylight, since we usually finished the last assignment around 20 hours and were … Continue reading →

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When the shift is over

Posted on May 24, 2015 by Vermont Woodchuck

Wen I worked for the papers, I chose to work the night shift, we started at 15:30 and was to end at 24:00 but it rarely did. We came in around 21:30 to process film, write cutlines and do the … Continue reading →

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A Road man’s Oasis

Posted on March 13, 2015 by Vermont Woodchuck

These beacons in the night shine for miles alerting truckers and motorists alike of the carvanservai where food fuel and a respite from travel may be obtained. Scattered along the Interstates, these oases can supply everything from truck driver bunkhouses … Continue reading →

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Partly cloudy in Ferrisburgh

Posted on February 17, 2015 by Vermont Woodchuck

Nothing to see here folks, move along. If one is from the northern parts of the state, it is rare to not have snow. I lived in Plainfield, Vermont for a while, it snowed over there just about every day. … Continue reading →

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A hot time in the town tonight

Posted on January 4, 2015 by Vermont Woodchuck

Smoke and noise woke me about 2230 hours. I could see the flashing lights so I grabbed the camera and went outside. The restaurant up the road since shuttered was ablaze. No other news photographer in sight. I had this … Continue reading →

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The Early risers

Posted on December 24, 2014 by Vermont Woodchuck

Farmers don’t keep bankers hours. Come to think of it neither do photographers, otherwise these photos never would get made. I constantly get up at zero dark thirty, regardless of the weather and roam the byways for photos such as … Continue reading →

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ER Night Shift Nurse

Posted on November 11, 2014 by Vermont Woodchuck

Hospitals run 34/7/365- From a photo essay on Mount Vernon at night Mt. Vernon Hospital ER, Mt. Vernon, NY 6/13/1972

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