Howard S. Muscott
Featured Works
Common Loons Mom Feeding Chick
Photography
30 x 15 inches
Unframed $375.00
Black Bear in Storm
Photography
16 x 24 inches
Unframed $345.00
Heart to Heart: Great Blue Herons
Photography
16 x 24 inches
Unframed $345.00
Sunrise Lupine Over White Mountains
Photography
24 x 16 inches
Unframed $345.00
Snowy Owl Out to Sea
Photography
24 x 16 inches
Unframed $345.00
Affectionate Puffins
Photography
24 x 16 inches
Unframed $345.00
Reflections of Pemaquid Lighthouse
Photography
24 x 16 inches
Unframed $345.00
Adoringly: Red Fox Kit and Dad
Photography
24 x 16 inches
Unframed $345.00
Winter Sunrise Over York Harbor
Photography
24 x 16 inches
Unframed $345.00
Winter Sunset Over Woodmont Barn
Photography
18 x 12 inches
Unframed $245.00
Sunset Kayakers on Lake Massabesic
Photography
18 x 12 inches
Unframed $245.00
Snowy Owl Prayerful
Photography
18 x 12 inches
Unframed $245.00
Snowy Owl in the Snow
Photography
18 x 12 inches
Unframed $245.00
Mating Pair of Bald Eagles
Photography
18 x 12 inches
Unframed $245.00
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About Howard
Howard Muscott has captured the exquisite beauty of the natural world and its amazing wildlife with his photographs for more than 50 years. Grounded in his early years of hiking, backpacking and mountain climbing, he captures nature with the long lens of his camera with as little disturbance and as much advocacy as possible.
Self-taught, Howard has had more than 50 individual and 65 group shows highlighting among other things nature, owls, autumn, Southwestern people and light, mountains of Alaska, Colorado and the Pacific Northwest, Costa Rica, and Kenya. His work has been published on the covers of national journals in education, in newspapers and books, and used on educational and other websites. He is a member of the Nashua Area Artists Association, was juried into the prestigious NH Art Association in 2021 and was honored as the Artist of the Year of the Manchester NH Artists Association in 2019-20.
The ideal nature photograph tells a story that speaks directly and profoundly to the heart while moving the mind to self-reflection and advocacy. As a photographer looking through a lens, I try to be both in the moment and simultaneously outside of it as well.