Recently Jack LeMay (from Made Back East) produced a film-festival-worthy short feature about my photographic work here in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. I was humbled and honored to have such talented filmmakers tell my story.
Take a few minutes, make sure you have a bright screen and adequate sound/speakers to appreciate the exquisite audio, and enjoy!
Cheers,
Shaun
Today, the scent of spring on the rainy wind took me back to the days spent hiking last year, remembering the…
Yesterday my 5 year quest to successfully photograph the elusive, wet, whiskered, wild and wonderful river otter in the White Mountains…
I don’t know if anyone truly understands why they’re drawn to moose. Moose don’t seem to know either. They stare from…
It is now April. Patches of grass are starting to flourish here and there, but the landscape is still quite barren…
Look at that soft little face! This past week in the White Mountain National Forest, I discovered the dwelling of what…
I walked out across some open fields near the White Mountains tonight to photograph the sun setting way out over the…
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I am a big fan of Shaun. I enjoy his pictures and am in awe of his talent to capture real nature. Thank you for sharing this with us
Nana Joyce Riggs
Florida
Your pics are amazing……was in your gallery in Littleton yesterday…been coming up here from CT for 40 years and there is nothing like it. It never gets old !!
Love to visit your shop in Littleton, Nh, pictures are truly amazing!
Dearest Shaun, I am so happy your talent has been showcased in this brief film. But your true talent, love of NH, and your inspiring spirituality can only be appreciated by subscribing to your email list or perusing your blog, or the photographs on your website. https://shaunterhune.com/. Thank you. 🥰
I was born & raised in southern NH and my family were pioneers in the outdoor recreation industry early on (50’s, 60’s, 70’s) in NH. Camping, hiking, snowmobiling. My fondest memories were being able to pull over anywhere in the White Mountains and make camp. We grew up with a respect of all things wild.
I recently met a life long friend in Sugar Hill to photograph the annual Lupine blooms and after we visited Littleton and found your shop.
We loved your photographs, the whole shop just flowed and complimented your love of the White Mountains.
I wish you well and keep preserving the beauty of the Whites!