\nHigh in New Hampshire's White Mountains, the Mount Washington Cog Railway has climbed to the summit of the Northeast's highest peak since 1869. But behind every historic journey up the steep mountain grades stands a dedicated crew of maintenance workers whose skill and determination keep this engineering marvel operational through harsh alpine conditions. This photo essay documents the men who maintain the Mount Washington Cog Railway—mechanics, engineers, and technicians who work tirelessly to preserve America's first mountain-climbing cog railway. From the base station in Bretton Woods to the 6,288-foot summit, these railway workers face unique challenges that most maintenance crews never encounter: extreme weather, vintage equipment, and grades reaching 37.4 percent. Through intimate portraits and candid documentation, we reveal the hands-on expertise required to maintain the Cog Railway's locomotives, track infrastructure, and mechanical systems. Whether servicing biodiesel engines, inspecting century-old cog mechanisms, or performing critical safety checks, these skilled craftsmen embody the spirit of railway heritage preservation. Their work ensures that thousands of visitors each year can safely experience one of New Hampshire's most iconic attractions and witness the breathtaking Presidential Range from atop Mount Washington.
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August 2023, a group of anglers, photographers, business people and writers collaborating with Gaspe Coastal fished the coastal flats of around New Richmond, Quebec. Absolutely amazing, acres and acres of pristine Eel grass habitat, very little boat traffic when striper fishing in Gaspésie. As a photographer and fly angler coming from New England I was used to seeing lots of boat traffic and very little intact and healthy Eel grass.
The Striped Bass aren’t as big as the cows that migrate up to Maine and New Hampshire from Chesapeake Bay, but they sure like to eat flies on the flats, or in the channels among the Eel grass. Looking forward to getting back up there to explore more of the flats and barrier islands along the Atlantic side.
An amazing fishing experience and superb crew of chefs, guides, storytellers, drivers, and friends lead by Sarah and Andrew at Gaspe Coastal.
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Welcome to the curated world of Joe Klementovich , where each image is more than just a photograph—it’s a moment captured, an emotion preserved, and an invitation to transform your space. Here you’ll find a refined selection of fine‑art photo prints, thoughtfully produced and beautifully presented, ready to enhance your home, office, or creative workspace. The gallery features a diverse range of evocative scenes—from sweeping natural landscapes and tranquil forest glades to urban reflections and abstract light studies. Every print is an original work of visual storytelling, crafted with intention and refined with care. These aren’t mere decorations—they’re windows into worlds that stir curiosity, invite reflection, and spark conversation.
\n\nQuality is paramount. Each piece is printed using museum‑grade archival paper and inks, ensuring vivid colour fidelity, deep contrast and lasting durability. Whether you choose a large format to make an immersive impact or a smaller size for a cozy nook, each print undergoes careful inspection before it reaches your door. Framing options and custom sizing are available, making it easy to tailor your selection to the scale and style of your environment.
\n\nAs you browse the gallery, imagine the print in your space—how light will dance across its surface, how a subtle texture might catch the eye, and how the piece will resonate with your aesthetic. Our commitment is to provide not just a photograph, but an experience: one that elevates your surroundings and invites daily inspiration. Let a piece from Klementovich Photo become the focal point of your room, the anchor of your décor, and the reflection of your unique taste.
\n\nThank you for choosing this collection and supporting the craft of photographic art. Explore the gallery, find the print that speaks to you. Prints are also available of any of the photographs you see in the other portfolios, or on Instagram.
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