This volume investigates the visual and seasonal transformation of the New England landscape through the medium of aerial photography. Neal R. Peirce, a noted journalist and observer of American regionalism, provides the contextual framework for this photographic survey. The work utilizes a geographic progression from the northern wilderness of Maine to the coastal environments of Connecticut to illustrate the region's environmental diversity.

This work serves as a specialized visual record of regional geography, likely appealing to those interested in landscape documentation and regional studies. The framing suggests a focus on the aesthetic and environmental shifts that define the New England corridor over the course of a calendar year.