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"Ovens Long-Silenced" :: Mine Hill Preserve, Roxbury, Conneticut, USA :: Once used to roast iron ore prior to feeding it into a blast furnace in Connecticut's Northwest Hills, this roasting oven hasn't seen use since furnace site was shut down in the 1870s.

J. G. Coleman is a Connecticut-based landscape photographer whose award-winning work is a celebration of the natural and cultural heritage of the American Northeast. Building upon an early background in sketching and painting, Coleman ultimately discovered a passion for artistic communication through the aesthetics and rhythms of the outdoors. He incorporates into his photography the full range of dynamics in our living landscape, leveraging exquisite light, ceaseless motion of water and wind, transformative power of the seasons and an inexhaustible array of organic shapes, contrasts and colors. Coleman's work has been recognized by the Connecticut Forest & Park Association and National Park Service and he's taken part in various...