Category: Landscape Photography
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Foggy Winter Days
Ripples pulsed through the water as melting snow from the tree branches splashed into the river. I breathed in the cool air and enjoyed the peaceful, tranquility of this moment I shared with these geese.
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Spring Migration
The air was bursting with life. Snow was melted away and the cattails were in full view in the marshy waters. I could hear the birds among the cattails but couldn’t spot them just yet. I kept looking. Suddenly movement caught my eye.
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Winter Wonderland
The washed rushed over the falls and roared along down river. The force of the water caused a heavy spray to rise above river as it crashed below. The river was lined by frosted white evergreens and the sun was still fighting to break through thick grey clouds.
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Five Outdoor Activities to Stay Active in the Winter
With the cold weather setting in and the limited hours of daylight, it’s easy to feel sluggish and unmotivated during Maine winters. The good news is that there is still plenty to do outside even in the darker, cooler months of the year. The more you stay active in the…
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Caught in the Flood
As cold as it gets, the Maine landscape does have a magical beauty to it in the winter. The way the light shines on snow and ice creates the illusion of a winter wonderland. Sometimes it can take a while to get there though. The nor’easter the week before had…
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Cold Moon Reflections
The waterfront was mostly empty. The darkness surrounded me. I hurried to the rivers edge. The moonlit sky was reflected in the water below. Across the water I could hear the ducks and geese, but it was too dark to see them. Dark at only 5 o’clock.
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Holiday Fireworks
The sky lit up with a beautiful array of colors. Bright reds, purples, greens, and oranges filled the dark night. They ascended high above the surrounding leafless trees and whistled on their way back down, followed in quick succession by different colors.
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Acadia Adventures
Carefully jumping over gaps in rocks I made it down to the edge where waves were crashing agains a huge rock standing out against the surf. Strong waves caused the water to spray up over the rock into the shore.
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Hunters Moon Rising
Fall is one of my favorite times of year, when the air is cool and crisp and the world is full of bright oranges, red, and yellows. Even though it signifies the changing of the seasons and the passing of my garden, the colors bring hope for new beginnings. At…
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Above the Treetops
Standing above the treetops, the colors extended for miles to distant hazy peaks on the horizon. Oceans of reds, oranges, and yellows with pine greens sprinkled in. The chill clung to the air amplified by the strong winds.
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