I spent the longest evening of the year walking along the beaches of Reid State Park in complete solitude, watching as the tide slowly filled these small inlets. This lone rock stood out among the waters and seemed to have lined itself up perfectly with the setting sun – something you don’t see unless you walk along the shores during the twilight...
Last night had one of the most stunning sunsets I’ve seen since moving to the coast of Maine. This small tidal lagoon is usually filled with timid swimmers during the summer months, but is abandoned now as the weather slowly warms up. Being able to visit this location before the busier summer months allows me to capture rare scenes like...
This photo is dedicated to Tom Berkheimer and his brother Damon. Along the frozen river bank of Reid State Park, I found a waterway that leads out into the open waters of the Atlantic. If you look closely at the horizon, you can spot a couple walking along the shoreline. Even during the coldest months, the activity here is lively with winter clammers, cross-country skiers, and many who simply want to walk their dogs along the...
I came across this fallen tree at Reid State Park which was just too dramatic to overlook. The clouds came together in a unique way that almost seems to mimic the exposed roots, and the winter light provided me with many unique shadows and highlights to capture. Filtered by a thin veil of clouds, the sun lined itself up perfectly with the tallest root which seems to resemble a lightning rod photographed during a...
This photo was taken this morning, capturing the last sunrise in Maine of 2010. In the corner you can see the Five Islands Lobster house, one of the most popular summer destinations situated on the public pier – which is a year-round hub for lobstering. Purchase
One of the first leaves to fall from the trees this autumn, captured in between rain showers. Although the Midcoast region is usually the last to get the fall foliage in Maine, you can always find small previews like this until the full show presents itself. Purchase
The western coast of Bailey Island along Merriconeag Sound is a place I called home for a short while. The sunsets behind Harpswell Neck create the perfect amount of golden light. When combined with the endless compositions of this coastal community, one could spend an entire lifetime here creating art – and many do. Purchase
I like to show a vantage point that is rarely seen in reality; a show of beauty, emotion, and serenity.
I wish to expose these scenes to the world so everyone may share the wonders I have seen.
Through my work, I like to show a vantage point that is rarely seen in reality; a show of beauty, emotion, and serenity. There are countless mesmerizing scenes among us that are often hidden from society – my goal is to expose them to the world so that I may share the wonders I have seen.
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