Photo of the Week

Ice coats rounded granite boulders along the rugged coast of Maine on a frigid evening in February. The night before was the coldest weather my Dad and I have ever camped in, with temperatures dipping close to -20 degrees Fahrenheit! Braving the winter weather has several advantages, though, including practically zero crowds and interesting photo-ops.Continue reading “Photo of the Week”

Photo of the Week

Ice coats rounded granite boulders along the rugged coast of Maine on a frigid evening in February. The night before was the coldest weather my Dad and I have ever camped in, with temperatures dipping close to -20 degrees Fahrenheit! Braving the winter weather has several advantages, though, including practically zero crowds and interesting photo-ops.Continue reading “Photo of the Week”

Photo of the Week

Overcast days on the coast are perfect for wandering the shore in search of interesting colors, patterns, and textures to photograph. On this rainy day in Acadia National Park, I happily spent the afternoon doing just that, and this collection of kelp and stones was one of my favorite finds of the day. Prints Available.

Photo of the Week

Maine’s Acadia National Park is stunningly beautiful any time of year, but the first half of June provides some extra flair when the lupines bloom. I used my macro lens to get this intimate shot of a bee visiting one of the flowers, and I was especially intrigued by the ball of pollen that theContinue reading “Photo of the Week”