Cantitoe Corners, Bedford, New York: November 17, 2006

Martha restored this corn crib, which was an original structure on her 100-year-old Bedford, New York farm, and moved it to this spot behind a wizened apple tree, just in front of one of the horse paddocks. Martha composed this shot one late autumn day to outline the stately tree against the fence, sky, and corn crib.

Cantitoe Corners, Bedford, New York: June 22, 2005

Martha chose weathered, hand-split 100-year-old white spruce fence railings from Canada to outline the horse paddocks at Cantitoe Corners, her farm in Bedford, New York. The fence surrounds five grazing meadows for her five black Friesian draft horses. This shot represents one in a series of studies she took of her beloved horses calmly grazing in the lush green fields in the early morning.

Cantitoe Corners, Bedford, New York: May 4, 2005

Martha captured this image as a dense fog rolled in over the Southern Paddock of her Bedford, New York farm one morning in early spring. The heavy fog blurred the horizon line above and below the mist, and allowed the ancient apple trees to quietly emerge from the foreground.