“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Note-ably New England Notecards
Share the timeless beauty of New England with these curated note card collections. Our “Note-ably New England” sets come with 5 cards and 5 white envelops. All cards are 4x6” and are blank inside. Perfect for sending your own special thoughts.
Custom collections available.
Enjoy the iconic beauty of New England with these artful note cards. Autumn leaves, waterfalls, lighthouses, all evoke a feeling of cozy serenity. These cards are perfect for keeping in touch, a thoughtful note of gratitude or sympathy, gifts, or for anyone who longs for the quaint back roads of the northeast. Original photography by Jen Trumbull.
Printed on premium matte cardstock, each card is blank inside and comes with a simple white envelope. Share your thoughts, sentiments, poetry, and more with this beautifully curated collection.
Capture the calm of the ocean with these artful note cards. Can you smell the New England salt air? These original seascape photographs bring a feeling of peace with every hand written note. Perfect for keeping in touch, a thoughtful note of gratitude or sympathy, a hostess gift, or for any lover of the charm of the New England coast.
Printed on premium matte card stock, each card is blank inside and comes with a simple white envelope. Share your thoughts, sentiments, poetry, and more with this thoughtfully curated collection.
Whimsical and inspirational birds of New England presented as artful note cards. Perfect for keeping in touch, a thoughtful note of gratitude or sympathy, a hostess gift, or for any lover of New England waterfowl. Whether peaceful, soaring, or playful, there's something for everyone in this Shore Birds Collection.
Printed on premium matte card stock, each card is blank inside and comes with a simple white envelope. Share your thoughts, sentiments, poetry, and more with this thoughtfully curated collection.
How it all began
Nature grounds me. There’s a certain calm that comes over me when I’m by the water or in the woods, or just see something beautiful along my hikes. I started taking photographs of all that beauty because I wanted to show the world what I saw. The rest, as they say, is history. I hope you enjoy these photographs as much as I enjoyed taking them.