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Extreme drought has caused the water of Colebrook River Lake in Colebrook, Connecticut to recede to the point where this bridge, which has been fully submerged for nearly half a century has emerged. A portion of what remains of the lake is seen steaming in the background on this cold autumn morning.

I've lived in Connecticut my whole life. My photography started when my wife gifted me my first DSLR for my birthday in 2009. I've been hooked ever since. I don't have any single style or specialty in photography. I tend to get interested in different things and spend a lot of time learning about and shooting those subjects. It keeps me going and doesn't get boring. From landscapes, portraits, wildlife, macro and more, there's always something to learn and explore. I've sold prints, shot events, have been featured on NBC Connecticut's Instagram takeover, and have been published in an area Travel Guide. I've won several photography contests and have been a featured photographer on several photography websites. I hope you...