Regions
This site is organized into six regions, each reflecting a distinct part of Vermont’s landscape, geography, and character. Together, they offer a way to explore towns, places, and photographic work across the state.
A region shaped by Lake Champlain, open farmland, islands, and Vermont’s western edge.
Remote towns, layered hills, forests, and Vermont’s most secluded landscapes.
River valleys, historic towns, working landscapes, and the civic center of the state.
Forests, ridgelines, mountain passes, and the elevated spine of Vermont.
Historic villages, slate valleys, pastoral farmland, and mountain towns along Vermont’s southwestern edge.
River towns, farmland, and long eastern views shaped by Vermont’s border with New Hampshire.