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Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Henry Sewall Grave Stone by Wayne Marshall Chase

Rings Island at Dusk by Wayne Marshall Chase

Newburyport at Dusk by Wayne Marshall Chase

Pollinating Honey Bee by Wayne Marshall Chase

Sea Gull on Beach by Wayne Marshall Chase

South End Portsmouth New Hampshire by Wayne Marshall Chase

Stone Arch Bridge in Autumn by Wayne Marshall Chase

Springtime at Longfellow House by Wayne Marshall Chase

High Surf at Nubble Light by Wayne Marshall Chase

Wentworth Daffodils by Wayne Marshall Chase

Winter Trees by Wayne Marshall Chase

Old Hill Burying Ground in Autumn by Wayne Marshall Chase

Autumn on the Bellamy by Wayne Marshall Chase

Wagon Hill at Sunset by Wayne Marshall Chase

Weeks Bridge at Sunset by Wayne Marshall Chase

Snowy Egret Hunting a Salt Marsh by Wayne Marshall Chase

Horse in Pasture by Wayne Marshall Chase

Winter at Noyes House by Wayne Marshall Chase

Tractor in Field with Flowers by Wayne Marshall Chase

Great Blue Heron in Autumn by Wayne Marshall Chase

Full Moon Rising at Nubble Light by Wayne Marshall Chase

Fishing Boat at Newburyport by Wayne Marshall Chase

Parson Barnard House in Autumn by Wayne Marshall Chase

Swan at Sunset by Wayne Marshall Chase
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About Wayne Marshall Chase
I belong to the 12th generation of the Chase family living in New England. We are direct descendants of Captain Aquila Chase who came to America in the early 1600's. He settled in what is now Newburyport Massachusetts, which is my hometown and where my sons Nate and Matt Chase were born. Needless to say, New England is in my blood and I love sharing my images of this beautiful part of America.
Some of my earliest memories are of my father Paul Chase processing photos in our basement darkroom. I studied photography as a teenager and had my own darkroom when I was out on my own. These days everything is digital and a computer is a modern darkroom.
Most of my current images are processed in High Dynamic Range. HDR allows preservation of details that may be lost due to limiting contrast ratios.
Hope you enjoy my labor of love and thanks for visiting!