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Things That are Orange. Vermont Center for Photography. New Hampshire Institute of Art. Brattleboro Museum and Art Center. Joshua J. Farr 2015.

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Things That are Orange. 2009 – 2011. New Hampshire Institute of Art – BFA. 2011 – Present, Vermont Center for Photography. 2013 – Present, Good Bear Productions. 2014 – Present, InSight Photography Project. 2012 – Present, Brattleboro Museum and Art Center. Part-time Staff and Photographer. 2009 – 2011, New Hampshire Institute of Art. Photography Dept. Assistant. Interview with Crusade for Art on collecting photography ( http:/ www.crusadeforart.org/blog/collector-scoop-joshua-farr. Spring Members’...

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My New Hampshire Garden: June 2011

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Wednesday, June 22, 2011. Approaching a Gallery with Your Art Work. It is almost the end of peony season, my favorite time of year in the garden - the peonies, herbaceous poppies, iris are over for another year. I know there are wonderful flowers to come, the daylilies and phlox and daisies and of course the dahlias but I am always sad when the great June flowers are finished. And we have passed the summer solstice so days are now going to grow shorter. 2 Be confident and proud of your work. I have h...

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My New Hampshire Garden: April 2011

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Wednesday, April 27, 2011. This has certainly been a dismal spring weatherwise, rain and clouds almost every day. But of course we are lucky here considering the terrible and deadly storms that have swept across so many parts of the country this month. We are way behind, only the early daffodils are blooming and the grass is just beginning to turn green. I hope these April showers will bring the promised May flowers. Meanwhile perhaps some bright orange will add a little cheer to the day. Despite yesterd...

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My New Hampshire Garden: August 2011

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Tuesday, August 16, 2011. I am very fond of alliums and am a great fan of the huge spring varieties especially Globemaster. But the allium season isn't limited to spring, there are also varieties for summer and fall. One of my favorites is allium tanguticum. The flowers are small but the blooms are abundant. Unlike the spring blooms that grow from bulbs these alliums grow from tuberose roots and their foliage stays green and healthy all season so the plants are never an eyesore in the garden. To hold the...

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My New Hampshire Garden: May 2010

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Sunday, May 23, 2010. We discovered a possible tragedy in the garden yesterday. I mentioned that many perennials that had emerged too early had been damaged by last weeks frosts. We have a beautiful red Japanese maple right behind the house in front of the garden. It is a lovely litle tree that my husband has lightly pruned to a bonsai shape, though much larger. Saturday, May 22, 2010. My anemones, a favorite and very special Autumn treat were killed to the ground though. Meanwhile I am scanning flowers ...

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My New Hampshire Garden: May 2009

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Sunday, May 24, 2009. It has been so mild this spring that the flowers seem to be ahead of schedule. I already have a few peonies, iris and even poppies open in the garden, flowers that usually come in June in New Hampshire. The fruit tree blossoms have passed. They were beautiful in mass and as individual blooms carrying the promise of fruit next fall. The deep pink maroon of the unopened buds is lovely with the chartreuse of the new leaves. Find of the Day. Wednesday, May 20, 2009. I like the newer hyb...

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My New Hampshire Garden: March 2011

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Monday, March 21, 2011. Welcome to my "studio" which is really just our sun room but a beautiful space for photography. The left side of the room has four large windows that face south and there are two skylights to add more light. I use the umbrella for product photography with a few simple props. Old mirrors or a white plate and my model. By the way my crocus and hellebore are finally in bloom though it is snowing on them as a I write. But I am hoping spring will really come soon. But for now there is ...

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My New Hampshire Garden: Dahlias

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Thursday, August 11, 2011. Dahlias are the last great blooms of the summer, as beautiful as peonies and iris. I appreciate having these spectacular flowers as summer wanes. Here is New Hampshire dahlias are not hardy. I start them in early may in trays of loose potting soil, just early enough to have a little sprout of foliage. I have had trouble starting them directly in our cold, wet spring soil. August 11, 2011 at 8:48 PM. Allenaim photography and design. August 15, 2011 at 12:24 PM. Walpole Artisans ...

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My New Hampshire Garden: May 2011

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Tuesday, May 24, 2011. Many people add music to their blogs. During lilac season I wish I could add scent. There are few scents that compare to the old fashioned lilacs. I love the new hybrids, the blooms are big and voluptuous but to me the scents are not quite as beautiful. I can't imagine a New England spring without lilacs, they only bloom for a week or two but what a glorious time. And I love the big old bushes with their gnarled and twisted branches all year, especially in winter. Meanwhile, I have...