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Flowers From New England
By James & Terry Hyde
Editor and Photographers
The flowers in the Flash movie below were taken in Northern New
England and comprise our first of what will become a massive
collection, from New England flowers to architecture, to
summer, fall, winter and spring, events, sites and things to do and see.
More photos will be added, as will the categories discussed above
and regional and state photos will be available, as well as videos of
the various trips we take. You can view the whole slide show, which starts automatically, click on a thumbnail of a photo you really like, or click on "Replay All" to see the whole slide show again. We hope you enjoy all of the photos. See below about how you can own prints of the one(s) you really like.
During July 2008, you will be able to own any of these these and a wide range of other photographs we have taken over the years as 8-inch-by-10-inch prints. We use only the finest local vendor to print our photographs for us because we insist on nothing but the best quality.
We try to capture the unusual rather than create a stock-photo library, so there will be a wide collection from which to chose. We know our photographs will give you many years of enjoyment.
We will also offer matting, and, if you'd like, inspirational
or personal messages can be put on the photographs and printed
for you. We will have a list of phrases from which you can choose, or
we can use any phrase that you like or none at all.
These will be available in The NewEnglandTimes.Com Country Store, along with other products made in New England. If you'd like to be notified when the photos are ready to own, please send an email to Terry Hyde, thyde@newenglandtimes.com.
We sincerely hope you enjoy the photographs you see in the Flash presentation above.
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