|
Forum: Travel, Events, and Groups
10-17-2018, 03:55 AM
|
| |
First, I wanted to point our that it is Northeast not Northwest, then i noted where you are from and realized going from the bottom of the planet to the top could cause confusion. As to where and what to shoot I would suggest trying to focus on specific interests (landscape, cityscapes, history, etc) and plan from there. If your interest is general then just wander. I do not think you will be disappointed. Prepare for people and traffic congestion. The distances may seem short but have some food in the car. Travel will probably be slow. Acadia is well worthwhile as is most of the Maine coast. New Hampshire and Vermont are also great landscape subjects. A bit farther west the Adirondacks in New York is much the same. Heading toward Niagara you can travel along the route of the Erie Canal. The area provides a variety of landscapes and too much American history. New York City is a place unto itself. if you like sail boats and maritime history Rhode Island and Connecticut will provide. The time of the year will make a difference of course as will the length (time) of your visit. When and if you can focus on interest and areas I am sure you can get detailed advice on this forum.
|
