Denise Goldberg's blog

Saturday, October 24, 2026

late flower

While flower season has passed for this year, a few bright blooms continue to share their color.

This pink zinnia lives in a community garden in Portsmouth, NH.

zinnia wearing pink petals

Sunday, October 18, 2026

autumn color

While some trees have already dropped their leaves, autumn color continues to create bright spots.

A walk at Harold Parker State Forest this afternoon allowed me to enjoy color in trees and reflections.

trees wearing autumn color, Harold Parker State Forest

Thursday, October 15, 2026

metal work

Yesterday I visted the Flying Horse Sculpture Exhibit at Pingree School in South Hamilton, MA.

The first sculpture that caught my eye was my favorite of the entire show. It is a life-sized lion created in steel and stainless steel by Xavier Murcoch. The lion's name is Judah.

Judah, by Xavier Murcoch, a life-sized sculpture of a lion

Isn't he beautiful?

Monday, October 12, 2026

subtle

Bright color pops, created by a few deciduous trees in a sea of evergreens...

autumn color, on Field Pond

Saturday, October 10, 2026

coastal grass

Coastal grass in Odiorne Point State Park wears a shade of deep yellow-orange as the air cools and the season edges further into autumn.

coastal grass in deep yellow against a blue sky, in Odiorne Point State Park, Rye, NH

Sunday, October 04, 2026

blue

Yesterday was a good day for a walk along the New Hampshire coast. The sky was blue, decorated with wisps of white clouds The ocean reflected the sky's color.

This photo was taken looking to the south from the rocky coastline just north of Wallis Sands State Park.

looking south along the New Hampshire coast from just north of Wallis Sands State Park