Had the chance to take the bike out for a ride -here's a couple of shots I took while out on the road...

Weathered in Spring. Lee NH. I love the weathered house shows the passing of time, set against the renewal of Spring colors.These kind of shots jump out at me when I see them. I just can't pass them by.

Quiet Space. Rollinsford NH. Everybody needs one now and then. As I headed for home after a nice early evening motorcycle ride- I passed this tree, set against the setting sun. A quarter mile later, I turned around and went back. These are the kind of moments you need to take time to appreciate. I just stood there and watched the sun go down until it was out of sight. Great way to end the day. And it was simply on the side of the road in Rollinsford.

And for those that have asked, here's the bike Im riding this summer, thanks to Seacoast Harley Davidson! A 2013 Harley Davidson Road Glide Ultra. I absolutely love this bike. I love the way it handles, the way it rides, and how comfortable it is. For the kind of riding I want to do (long runs with camera equipment on board, oh, and my wife too!), this is the perfect bike!

Thanks to Seacoast Harley Davidson! See you out on the road!

For the Survivors. Newcastle NH. Last week, a photographer friend of mine celebrated his 2nd anniversary surviving cancer. He posted a pic of a lighthouse on that day. It struck me that he chose that image. I told him a lighthouse was the perfect image for someone who survives cancer. The lighthouse weathers the worst that mother nature can throw at it, and still greets the new day. Worn, maybe, but still standing. I've thought about that a lot this past week. So I post this picture for Scott Thorp, and for all survivors everywhere. You are the lighthouse. And I hope you greet many many beautiful new days -like this- for years to come. - Greg

You can see this image, and more of my photographs at www.kretchy.com