Chasing the Golden Light Photography by Howard S. MuscottWelcome to Chasing the Golden Light Photography. Golden light is a photographer's dream and I've spent countless hours in search of it. I hope you enjoy my journey -- and make it part of your own. It's been an amazing Spring, Summer and Fall with Owl chicks, Black Bears in Minnesota, and Polar Bears in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. See my Polar Bear Gallery for the latest. Shows: Come see The Wonder of Nature Exhibition at the NH Audubon in Concord, NH now through Decemeber 31, 20206. A special opening presentation on Polar Bears will take place place on Wednesday Nov 4 from 4-6 PM. Also, come see my images in the MAA Group Show at the NH Audubon in Auburn through the end of the year. Newsflash: Join me at the Pine Hill Holiday Show in Wilton, NH on Friday night and Saturday December 4-5 and at the NH Audibon Holiday Show in Concord on Dececember 12th. |
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Howard Muscott has photographed nature, landscapes and wildlife for more than 45 years. Grounded in his early years of hiking, backpacking, and mountain climbing, Howard's love for nature photography is fueled by the exquisite beauty of the natural world and the wildlife residing within it’s various ecosystems. “The ideal photograph tells a story that speaks directly to the heart and moves people to self-reflection. It combines one’s vision for the image with the best natural, ideally golden light, and requires both persistence and opportunity.”
Self-taught, Howard has had more than 25 individual and 50 group shows highlighting among other things autumn colors, Owls, Southwestern peoples and light, the mountains of Alaska, Colorado and the Pacific Northwest, and wildlife. Howard’s work has been published on the cover of national journals in education, in newspapers and books, and used on educational and other websites. Howard was the featured artist at the 34th Annual Beaver Brook Fall Festival . He has won numerous awards for both wildlife and portraits. Best in Show for his Snowy Owl in Flight at Beaver Brook Association and 2nd Place Overall for Art in the Park in Merrimack, NH in 2015. He is currently the president of the Nashua Area Artist Association and chairperson of the High School Scholarship program at the Manchester Artist Association.
Howard is a lifelong special educator and retired professor who directs the New Hampshire Center for Effective Behavioral Interventions and Supports at SERESC in Bedford, NH. Photo courtesy of Douglas Harrington.








































