Jeff Pace Photography

02/10/2026

Every bridge is a decision to cross.

Amherst footbridge under a moody New England sky. Sometimes the path forward is clear, even when the destination isn't.

Some journeys are worth framing.

📍 Amherst, NH
🖼️ Fine art prints — link in bio

02/09/2026

Lines, light, and geometric precision.

Modern Austin architecture creates striking patterns that remind you why good design matters.

Sometimes the most interesting views are right above your head.

🖼️ Fine art prints — link in bio

02/07/2026

Commissioned by George Washington. Still standing watch 233 years later.

Portland Head Light, Cape Elizabeth, Maine — the oldest lighthouse in the state and one of the most photographed on the Atlantic coast. The keepers are gone but the light still runs.

📍 Cape Elizabeth, ME
🖼️ Coastal prints — link in bio

02/06/2026

Some views never get old.

Cathedral Rock and a weathered barn in Sedona — where the desert meets history. This spot has probably been photographed a million times. Still stopped me in my tracks.

📍 Sedona, AZ
🖼️ Fine art prints — link in bio

02/05/2026

The most painted building in America. Maybe you've seen it before. Probably on someone's wall.

Motif #1 in Rockport Harbor, Massachusetts. Fishermen have been tying up here since the 1840s. Artists have been painting it almost as long.

📍 Rockport, MA
🖼️ New England prints — link in bio

02/04/2026

50 million years of wind, water, and time.

The road through Valley of Fire, Nevada — where the Aztec sandstone started as sand dunes during the age of dinosaurs.

Sometimes stripping away color shows you what's really there.

📍 Valley of Fire State Park, NV
🖼️ Fine art prints — link in bio

02/03/2026

Winter has a way of making the ordinary look impossible.

This was one of those afternoons where everything aligned—the light, the frost, the stillness. Didn't last long. Never does.

One of my favorite shots from New England winters. I hang this one in my own home office.

🖼️ Fine art prints available — link in bio

02/02/2026

Not every wall needs a nature landscape.

The Nott Memorial at Union College — 16 sides of stone masonry built in the 1870s. Architecture like this rewards the slow look.

For hotels, offices, and spaces that want something with history.

📍 Schenectady, NY
🖼️ Prints available — link in bio

01/31/2026

Hey everyone! 👋

I’d love to stay connected with you over on Instagram where I plan to share more of my photography. If you’ve enjoyed what you’ve see here, I’d really appreciate it if you’d follow me there too!

Find me at: https://www.instagram.com/jeffpacephoto

Looking forward to seeing you there and sharing more photos with you all soon!

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01/31/2026