Siren's Song

12/20/2022

It was wonderful to host Paul as he made his way through Down East Maine a few winters ago, making magic (like this shot) with his lens!

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A throwback to a frigid morning at the West Quoddy Head Light

07/15/2022

Afternoon light has a way of highlighting things of beauty.

04/05/2022

“Dappled sunlight beckons… and I find myself wanting to know where the lightness ends, the darkness begins, and every glorious stretch in between.”

03/27/2022

A gaggle of turkeys, all in a row (there’s a missed childhood rhyme in there somewhere!)

03/23/2022

When you’re hiking and find native plants that have been in the region for more than 9000 years? Priceless.

03/20/2022

At the edge of the world, you remember why you came so far.

11/28/2021

Historic Machiasport, from the ocean’s side, where there are always endless examples in the juxtaposition between fleeting and foundational.

08/08/2021

How the fungus among us grow in the shelter of scraps of bark… abundance is everywhere.

08/05/2021

Rainy afternoons are perfect for fires and fun cocktails… (this version of The Vesper made with 1908 Empress Gin, which has a beautiful purple hue) cheers!

08/01/2021

“One if by land, two if by sea…” Maine’s beacons of light still tell us all we need to know.

07/31/2021

The trio I never tire of seeing: ocean, pine and stone.

07/31/2021

on a lazy, sunny Saturday afternoon makes for happy dogs. Or dogs that look like a J. Crew ad. 😂