John Parrillo Photography

John Parrillo Photography Freelance Photographer passionate about landscapes, life, dogs, candid portraits. I love to share the beauty I see in the world through my photography!

There is something to be said for taking the back roads. Yeah, you might make a wrong turn or two, but I often find tha...
11/02/2025

There is something to be said for taking the back roads. Yeah, you might make a wrong turn or two, but I often find that those unexpected experiences along way are the best parts of a road trip…

Peggy's Cove lighthouse. I have read that this is the most photographed lighthouse in Nova Scotia. I can see why! A l...
11/01/2025

Peggy's Cove lighthouse. I have read that this is the most photographed lighthouse in Nova Scotia. I can see why! A lone lighthouse, perched atop beautiful granite headlands is such an idyllic scene.

Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. This small port town on Nova Scotia’s south coast is rich with maritime history and colonial ar...
10/30/2025

Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. This small port town on Nova Scotia’s south coast is rich with maritime history and colonial architecture, and is an absolute gem! It felt like a combination of Rockport, Gloucester, and Provincetown. Such a wonderful place to visit.

The Bay of Fundy is home to Hopewell rocks and the greatest tidal change in the world.
10/29/2025

The Bay of Fundy is home to Hopewell rocks and the greatest tidal change in the world.

With September comes sunflowers! I visited my favorite field as yesterday’s storm was approaching. I love the contrast...
09/07/2025

With September comes sunflowers! I visited my favorite field as yesterday’s storm was approaching. I love the contrast between the flowers and the gray sky.

Love reigns at the beach
08/05/2025

Love reigns at the beach

A peaceful moment in LBI 🏖️
08/05/2025

A peaceful moment in LBI 🏖️

Happy Father’s Day! I would like to honor my Dad by sharing two old 3x5 photographs he took, probably in 1976-77. Thes...
06/15/2025

Happy Father’s Day! I would like to honor my Dad by sharing two old 3x5 photographs he took, probably in 1976-77. These photos came to me in faded and discolored condition. I thought that I could possibly restore them! So, I photographed them with my macro lens and went to work on them digitally. I have included before and after for reference.

I am thrilled to be able preserve the beauty that my father captured with his lens so many years ago! I hope you enjoy these. They were a treat to work on.

I’ve been wanting to photograph Sedona’s Cathedral Rock for years! Finally there, and in awe of the place, I had to fin...
11/29/2024

I’ve been wanting to photograph Sedona’s Cathedral Rock for years! Finally there, and in awe of the place, I had to find my composition. Turns out that the best place was standing in the middle of the river! Wet pants be damned I wanted my shot! I stood there until the sun set and blue hour began. Suddenly, the rock just took on such a soft beautiful glow! It lasted only a few minutes and was gone. Such a rewarding moment! A little Fall color made it all the more special! Thanks for looking!

This was my first time visiting the south rim of the Grand Canyon. It was cold and blustery when I arrived as cloud co...
11/26/2024

This was my first time visiting the south rim of the Grand Canyon. It was cold and blustery when I arrived as cloud cover obscured the canyon. Throughout the day, snow squalls passed through the canyon. I thought I was going to get skunked, but eventually the weather hinted at clearing in time for sunset. After spending the day scouting, I decided that this was to be my vantage point. I stood here for about an hour, shivering with numb fingers, but patiently waiting for that special moment when the days last light would illuminate the canyon. My efforts were rewarded with this photograph. I couldn’t be happier! This one’s for you Dad!

Fall falls - Franconia, NH
10/22/2024

Fall falls - Franconia, NH

One sunset. Thirty minutes time. Facing three different directions from the same spot. It’s amazing to watch how the ...
10/20/2024

One sunset. Thirty minutes time. Facing three different directions from the same spot. It’s amazing to watch how the changing light transforms this place!

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