Scenes of Fall in New Hampshire & Vermont
A celebration of the Monadnock Region of New Hampshire and southern Vermont in fall from featured photographer Jeffrey Newcomer.
Peacham, VT
Credit: Jeffrey NewcomerPhysician, artist, and writer Jeff Newcomer enjoys capturing photographs throughout New England, but has has a special affinity for the Monadnock Region and southern Vermont. He is a featured artist in a number of local galleries, and his work is frequently seen in regional print publications and on the web. He is also a member of the New England Photography Guild, which promotes the work of local photographers. Jeff lives with his wife Susan and their dog Nellie in the small village of Spofford, New Hampshire, and hopes that his photographs of New England will entice his two children to return from their current exiles in Washington D.C. and New York City.
To see more of Jeff’s work please visit jeffnewcomerphotography.com.
New Hampshire and Vermont in Fall

Credit: Jeffrey Newcomer

Credit: Jeffrey Newcomer

Credit: Jeffrey Newcomer

Credit: Jeffrey Newcomer

Credit: Jeffrey Newcomer

Credit: Jeffrey Newcomer

Credit: Jeffrey Newcomer

Credit: Jeffrey Newcomer

Credit: Jeffrey Newcomer

Credit: Jeffrey Newcomer
This post was first published in 2014 and has been updated.




My mother’s family is from Vermont and visiting there was a regular part of my young life. Thank you for providing beautiful scenes from this very special part of the coun!try
These are lovely. My favorite one is the scene where the sun seems to blast through its rays through the trees.
Stunning images.
Beautiful pictures. I lived in the Northeast for many years, and although I now live in Calif. I really miss the foliage of New England in the Fall. (Don’t miss the winters, though!). Thanks for letting me have a bit of the loveliness through photos.
I am now a Florida resident and really miss the fall in New England. The photos are wonderful. Thank you.
What stunning photographs!! Thank you for sharing!
Great photos! The second photo is of Mack’s Mountain Rd. in Peacham, not Mach Rd. Thanks!