Linda Hogan lives and works in Montpelier, Vermont. She is a multi-disciplinary practitioner – photographer, painter, writer, and teacher. Her work is a perfect illustration of the mantra that the artist “sees” rather than “looks.” She walks most days, camera in hand, and rarely strays beyond the city limits. Montpelier is the smallest state capital in the United States. Ringed by hills and decorated by the Winooski River, the city is beautiful, in New England’s way – rich in colorful details that can escape the notice of civilians but often arrest the attention of the painter, the writer, and, in particular, the photographer. In haiku and photography, Hogan puts a frame around the ubiquitous and makes it particular, the invisible becomes beautiful, and the apparently simple is revealed to be far from it.