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Writer Brad Tuttle with his sons (from left to right) Nate, Will, and Owen, at the top of Square Ledge in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Mount Washington is in the distance.

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Writer Brad Tuttle with his sons (from left to right) Nate, Will, and Owen, at the top of Square Ledge in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Mount Washington is in the distance.

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Writer Brad Tuttle with his sons (from left to right) Nate, Will, and Owen, at the top of Square Ledge in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Mount Washington is in the distance.

About EcoPhotography

While Jerry has written ten books and directed a feature-length documentary film, you will usually find him shooting nature and outdoor lifestyle imagery (still photos and video) for non-profit, editorial, and commercial clients. His images and short films have defined adventure landscapes and told conservation-themed stories for more than 20 years. Read more about Jerry
© 2016 EcoPhotography, All rights reserved.

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Address: PO Box 59, Portsmouth, NH 03802
Phone: 603.498.1140
Email Jerry@ecophotography.com

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