Corey Engfer Photography

04/29/2016

Happy Arbor Day!

04/22/2016

Today is "Earth Day". It is a day to bring awareness into our lives about how the things we do can affect our environment. The goal however, is to celebrate Earth Day, not just today, but every day. Not one of us can fix the problems we face alone. Together, by making better choices each day, we can make a world of difference.

Whether it is what you buy, where it was made or grown, or if you really need it in the first place. Re-use things. Use less. Elect officials to government who understand the global issues, and will work urgently to make changes that are long overdue.

Please join me in my continuous effort to make good choices in what we do each day, and remember that our future, our children's futures, on every continent around the world, depend on what we decide and the actions we take, today, and every day. Let's take care of each other.

Peace,
Corey

11/07/2015

With all of the large photos I have been framing lately that are headed for new homes, I think there could be some useful information in here!

Make a French Cleat to ensure your wall art doesn't come crashing down.

10/18/2015

My last outdoor show of the season never fails to disappoint, and like clockwork, nature always reminds us why it is the last. It is almost always chilly and fall-like, and on weekends like this, a bit snowy! Yes, this is the top of my show tent at 9 am this morning.❄️

10/13/2015

Catching up on some "office work" this morning.

08/17/2015

It was great to see some of your smiling faces at the White Mountain Arts Festival in Jackson, NH over the weekend. I have lost track of how long I have been at this show... 8 or 9 years now, I think. The great atmosphere, and seeing so many old friends, customers and fellow artisans make it extra special, and my display there reflects my love for this show. The setting just can't be beat, with the geese honking in the pond, the Wildcat River just a few steps away for a quick dip to cool off, and great music filling the air. Jackson is where I first began selling my work a decade ago, at the Jackson Farmers Market. It is a pleasure and a privilege to keep this great little town in my roots.

07/04/2015

We have a limited quantity of each at the craft show in North Conway, available as a pin or magnet. $4 each, or 3 for $10 (July 4th only). Made in the USA!

07/04/2015

Happy Independence Day to all of you! If you are in North Conway for the parade, fireworks, or Conway's 250th celebration (or any other reason), stop by the Gibson Center for Senior Services, Inc. Fourth of July Craft Fair. There will be many vendors (myself included). Find local crafts and goods, USA made products, and support local businesses on this holiday! Oh, and if you prefer to come on Sunday instead, we will be there from 10-5 then as well :)

05/24/2015

We started off yesterday with tremendous wind gusts and close to freezing temps. Today it feels like summer, and the breeze is refreshing. If you are in North Conway, NH today, stop by our display at the Gibson Center for Senior Services, Inc. Hope you are all having a great weekend!

04/21/2015

Thanks for not stopping!!
A NHDOT Bridge Maintenance crew will start repair work next week on the S**o River Covered Bridge that was struck by a hit and run truck driver. The oversize load took out 15 "knee braces" that need to be replaced on the 125 year old bridge. The bridge will be closed to traffic during daytime hours for 10 days. http://www.nh.gov/dot/media/nr2015/nr-2015-04-20-saco-bridge-repair.htm

04/01/2015

They will show up soon... no foolin'.

03/01/2015

As many of you turn pages of calendars to March, if you happen to have my edition of the "White Mountains, New Hampshire" calendar, this is the scene you will be opening. I captured this one back in 2008, in the forest along the Kancamagus Highway. It is a feeling of deep winter, with many layers of deep snow. March is a transition month, and the snows of the mountains will remain for some time yet. There is the hope of spring in the air however, as the days get longer, and the sun just a bit warmer, slowly doing its best to melt the snow to fill the ponds and rivers, and awaken the spring wildflowers. While it is still bitterly cold, and snow storms continue, the frozen birches wait, the beech leaves still cling to the branches, slowly fading and dropping one by one, promising new green growth, even if it is still many weeks away. The birds are getting restless, as they are beginning there plans for warmer days. My morning walk with Scruffy today was filled with the cheerful notes of their songs. Welcome March!