Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Southwest Harbor, Maine



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This is actually October of last year when I took drive to the Bar Harbor, Maine area.  I drove around the island photographing all day.  Such beautiful scenery! 
This image is from Southwest Harbor.  I love the small harbor filled with fishing boat and the surrounding homes and businesses.
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Friday, October 24, 2014

Railroad Bridge

 
 
 
Fort Halifax in Winslow, Maine
 
I really enjoy photographing railroads and I love getting the different perspectives.  I'm always surprised when I finally see what I have captured when I see it on the computer screen.  And this time I was floored!  I totally love this shot!
 
Here is a little about Fort Halifax............Built in 1756, Fort Halifax's purpose was to provide safe shelter for wagon trains passing from Fort Hunter to Fort Augusta.  During this time period, settlers in the area were running into many deadly conflicts with Indians, Fort Halifax was constructed to remedy this.

Friday, October 10, 2014

Crossing The Lake

 
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Sebasticook Lake in Newport, Maine
 
Every year at the Sebasticook Lake they drain it in the fall to prevent springtime flooding.  I wish though they would wait a little later in the fall to drain the lake. It is so beautiful with the fall colors reflecting off it. 
On this day in late September this year I was just out looking at all the blue herons that were dotted on the murky shores looking for dinner, when I heard splashing in the water, I turned around and noticed all the deer.  Wasn't really sure what they were doing exactly, my first thought was they were there to get a drink, but with the camera clicking away they were all getting together to cross the drained lake.  The first deer was making sure everyone was together before she lead them across the lake.  I couldn't see if they made it across because it was quite dark in the shadows, until I saw that white tail.  I'm so happy to have capture this photo.  Talk about being in the right place at the right time.