Maine Coast

"Up With The Dawn" Sunrise over Ogunquit; Tidal pools reflect the sun's rays along Maine's rocky coastal shore.

"Americana" A deep blue midday sky, the stars and stripes waving in a cool breeze, and the vivid white tower of one of Cape Elizabeth's "Two Lights", located near Portland, Maine; are all the ingredients needed for this slice of Americana. Lunch? Lobster Shack, of course! visit: http://lobstershacktwolights.com/

"Perfect Start" Nubble Light at sunrise on Maine's rocky Cape Neddick, located just soutth of Ogunquit. For more information, visit: http://www.lighthouse.cc/capeneddick/

"Marginal Walk" A 360-degree view of Ogunquit's Marginal Way at sunrise. For a closer view, double click on image above, then choose "O" for viewing image in it's "original" file size - 12" high x 108" long! Use the scroll bars at the bottom and right side of your browser window to stroll along the path and don't forget to dip your feet in the surf! Still a little chilly this early in the season. For more information, visit: http://www.marginalwayfund.org/history.php

"Double Light" A dual reflection of the rising sun through Nubble Light's glass windows project the light of a new day upon Cape Neddick, located in York, Maine, just south of Oqunquit.

"Tide's Out" A small dingy is left high and dry at sunrise on the rocky shores of Cape Neddick, located along the coastline York, Maine.

"Lifelines" Nubble Light sits by itself atop a rocky knob separated from Cape Neddick by a fairly deep tidal cut; power lines and a few cables supporting a supply gondola tether the outpost to the mainland.

"A New Day" After two days of dark, stormy weather at Nubble Light on Cape Neddick, Maine; the fog lifted overnight and morning brought clear skys and the promise of a new day.

"View of Nubble Light... from Fort Preble - 45 minutes away" a composite made of two images from two locations along Maine's coastal shore. The rusting battalion window encased in the thick granite walls of Fort Preble provided a perfect nautical frame for this view of Nubble Light at sunrise. For more information, visit: http://www.portlandharbormuseum.org/

"Lost" Nubble Light on Cape Neddick, located in York, Maine; appears "lost" in a thick fog atop it's rocky post. The fog and rough seas stayed in the area for two solid days before clearing up for a beautiful weekend.

"Harbor Lights" Dawn breaks through a fogged-over harbor along Ogunquit Maine's Marginal Way.

"The Board Meeting" Surf's up on this weekday morning in Ogunquit, Maine. As day breaks, a handful of adventurers take advantage of an oncoming weather front to catch a few waves before heading in to the office.

"Harvest Moon" The full moon ascended over Salem Harbor just as I sat down to dinner at a seaside pub. Needless to say, my food soon grew cold.

"In the Distance" Evening rays of light wash over Nubble Lighthouse as a distant sailboat ambles by just off the coast of Cape Neddick.

"Time Served"

"At The Ready"

"Gloucester Skiff"