Richard Moore Photography

Richard Moore Photography Fine art and historical photography, specializing in "Twice-seen Images" of past and present. "Twice-seen images" were born.

I began photographing in the 1950s, later studying with Paul Caponigro and working several seasons as an archaeological photographer in Israel and Cyprus. On the digs I became fascinated with photographing the passage of time, shooting daily from the same tripod locations while layers of the past were scraped away. In 2005 I came across photos of Pawtuckaway Mountain, made in the 1890s by an eccen

tric farmer on the mountain, near my home in Deerfield, New Hampshire. I got the idea to set my tripod in the same camera locations, reshoot, and digitally merge the two images. I have done projects at Pawtuckaway State Park, Odiorne Point State Park, the Wentworth-Coolidge State Historic Site, Franconia Notch State Park, and Monhegan Island, as well as projects for individuals.

Where the Winooski leapt from its bed to inundate the Intervale Community Farm with four feet of water, twice what it go...
07/21/2023

Where the Winooski leapt from its bed to inundate the Intervale Community Farm with four feet of water, twice what it got from hurricane Irene. The farm, where we volunteer, grows 25 acres of organic crops, all lost to the flood, though many plants may survive and bear new fruit. We did manage an emergency harvest of early carrots, beets, and onions. Just one among many stories.

We beat Amtrak to Burlington and found the old train yard before it got cleaned up.
12/14/2022

We beat Amtrak to Burlington and found the old train yard before it got cleaned up.

“Regeneration,” shown in February at The Front in Montpelier.
03/31/2022

“Regeneration,” shown in February at The Front in Montpelier.

Respite. GBH and I look for opportunities at a Florida wastewater treatment lagoon
02/09/2022

Respite. GBH and I look for opportunities at a Florida wastewater treatment lagoon

Birch on ice
02/02/2022

Birch on ice

07/05/2020
Rain at last
06/24/2020

Rain at last

Root eye
06/16/2020

Root eye

The roots’ view of the world.
06/09/2020

The roots’ view of the world.

The zone. The tree takes root at the boundary of heaven and earth, a shoreline.
06/05/2020

The zone. The tree takes root at the boundary of heaven and earth, a shoreline.

06/03/2020

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South End, VT
05401

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