Schoodic Spruce - Classic view of the Maine coast
Pink Ladyslippers
Blue
Hill Bay LIght-An
island lighthouse on Eggemoggin Reach
Maine Veterans Cemetery
Snow clouds-Snow squalls met me when I'd
hoped for a brilliant sunrise on the Maine coast
Moonset-The moon begins to set behind
spruce trees in Deer Isle, Maine
Red Pine in Snow-A solitary pine
wrapped in snow after a storm
Blue Flags-An unopened bud gives
hope for the future
Pemaquid
Fog-The view from the parking lot at Pemaquid Light,
one of Maine's most photographed lighthouses
Schoodic
Granite-Schoodic Point overlooks Cadillac Mountain at Acadia
National Park
Monochrome Snow-White and green make a
monochromatic view of our front yard
Madawaska Stream Morning-This
is the view you have if you look around you as you drive
Honeysuckle clouds-Faces appear in the cloud
framed by a
deep blue sky. How many can you find?
Kingfield Maine-Motorists
miss many of the most beautiful scenes, in the haste of modern life and
the imagined need to rush to the next place or event in busy lives. This
photographer finds visual pleasures at nearly every turn of the road. Here we see the scene
doubled in the calm water
of the Carrabasset River in autumn
Lilac & butterfly-Sure, it’s a common sight on
any tree in Maine in the spring. I don’t usually take this kind of
photograph, but somehow it struck me this day and I brought out the
camera. The quest for nutrition benefits both
Heart in Sand-Even a clump of seaweed can
take on meaning
Lilies in the Fog-A
watercolor look comes from light, misty fog
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Oak in Surf-The
nearest oak tree is 2 miles away. Soon
the tide will rise and this leaf will be gone
Schoodic Sunrise-A ray of sunlight seems to
spotlight a lobsterman heading to work
Rain-A single drop of rain elicits thoughts of the
primordial forest
Lamoine Sunset-Pleasure
boats and working boats share the harbor,
with Blue Hill, Maine in the distance
Freedom Flight-Shore
birds search for food at Popham
Beach, Maine
Reflections in the Mist-A
bit of fall color changes An
otherwise nearly-monochromatic view
Ducks in Sunset-The ocean
is the backdrop for ducks converging
to migrate in the fall
Coos Summer Rain-This
corner in Byron Maine nearly always has someone with a camera, but few
people seem to have heard of it. Yet another of the roadside chasms in New
England, Coos Canyon was created by the rushing melt waters of receding
glaciers and winter snows over the millennia. You can actually hear and
see the erosive activities taking place even today. Go around the fence
and walk down onto the rocks, where you’ll find vertical holes still
being drilled by the action of stones spinning in the current of the
stream
Fall Oaks-A common scene for those fortunate enough
to live in Maine
Schoodic Butterflies and Goldenrod- The
Maine coast is host to migrating Monarch butterflies every fall. Now and
then you might find yourself in the midst of the migration
Rockland Maine Sunrise-The view
fishermen see most every day. 
Rockport Maine Sunrise-Golfers
at Rockport's course may get this view if they don't mind getting their
golf shoes damp in the early morning dewy grass
Winter Birches-The winter sky seems bluer
against the snow