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Joe Klementovich

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Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire
As seen in: The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, WIRED Magazine, Travel + Leisure, Fstoppers, Buffalo News, Money, Concord Monitor, New Hampshire Union Leader, POWDER Magazine and
Covers:  conservation, science, adventure, outdoor recreation, wilderness, travel, sports, rural issues, climate change,
Joe Klementovich - Photographer/videographer-commercial, editorial and non-profit clients. WSJ, NY Times, Etc. #NFTphotography

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I create authentic photography for editorial and commercial clients in unique and difficult locations. Photographs from assignments in the sub-zero ravines of New Hampshire's Mount Washington to the bug infested mangrove islands of the Florida Everglades fly fishing for tarpon have appeared in print nationally. My work has been the cornerstone of large national ad campaigns for Mission Athlete and Voltaic Systems and Sterling Rope. I feel that my photojournalist background works well with comme…

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If you want to really understand ice storms, you have to create your own - Granite Geek

If you want to really understand ice storms, you have to create your own - Granite Geek

If you live in New Hampshire, then at least once in your life (and probably far more often) you have been flu…

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Women's White Mountains Backcountry Skiing Retreat - New Hampshire Magazine

Women's White Mountains Backcountry Skiing Retreat - New Hampshire Magazine

I drove up just as the sun crested the trees. It spilled over frozen Conway Lake, its radiance assuring me in…

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City River Gone Wild: Paddling the Merrimack River Through Manchester - New Hampshire Magazine

City River Gone Wild: Paddling the Merrimack River Through Manchester - New Hampshire Magazine

Less than a half-mile from our put-in below the Amoskeag Dam in Manchester, we reach the first set of rapids,…

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Forest Journal: The call of the wilderness rescuers

Forest Journal: The call of the wilderness rescuers

I t's 9:30 p.m. and you've just finished tidying the house after putting your kids to bed when you suddenly r…

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They're Committed to Each Other-And a 444-Mile Tandem Bike Ride

They're Committed to Each Other-And a 444-Mile Tandem Bike Ride

Riding in the rear seat of a tandem bicycle with your partner piloting you up and down a mountain might be a …

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New Hampshire’s Latest Snow Storm Means the Ski Slopes Are Ready

New Hampshire’s Latest Snow Storm Means the Ski Slopes Are Ready

New Hampshire’s slopes are beckoning skiers and snowboarders with fresh snow in time for the holidays thanks …

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The Dark Side of Mount Success: Exploring Decades Old Wreckage

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By Elisa Gonzales Verdi , Michael Wejchert, Joe Klementovich
| New Hampshire Magazine
Take a drive on the Kancamagus Highway or past Pinkham Notch Visitor Center on any summer day and cars are bound to overflow the parking lots of popular trailheads, spilling out onto narrow roads as hikers jockey for space on sought-after trails. But on the humid day Joe Klementovich and I drive his Toyota Rav 4 up past Berlin’s paper mill and onto Success Pond Road, a solitary car is tucked in the teeny pullout for the Mount Success Trail.
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Crushing for Corduroy: A Night in the Life of a Snow Cat Driver

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By Elisa Gonzales Verdi , Mike Cote , Joe Klementovich
| New Hampshire Magazine
On a Friday afternoon in early April, photographer Joe Klementovich and I stand at the base of South Peak at Loon Mountain Resort in Lincoln, waiting for our snow chariot to arrive. After about an hour standing in the cold drizzle, I wonder how much longer we should wait before calling it a no-show. My faith in Casey Surette is restored moments later when a mighty metal beast appears from around the bend with Surette at the controls, leaving a trail of belt tracks in the wet snow.
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FOUR DOLLAR PAINTING

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By Joe Klementovich
| Buffalo News
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save FILE — The Savers thrift store where the Wyeth painting was bought by the Donahues, in Manchester, N.H., on Sept. 16, 2023. A New Hampshire couple was quite happy when a rare N.C. Wyeth work they stumbled upon sold for so much at auction. But when the buyer reneged, the sale and their vacation dreams were undone.
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Blogging

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. school book reports before the word processor

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Making it harder to find

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