Lighthouse with outdoor art on exhibit in Kennebunkport, Maine (2016).
Author: john gregory
Rachel Carson still lives here
Looking at the salt marsh and estuary on the Maine coast now protected from human development, but not human influence, as part of the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge. This “wildlife” and view (from last year) will be gone in fifty years as the ice packs melt and the ocean rises.
Storm clouds gather
A turbulent row of clouds appeared over Sand pond one afternoon this fall.
Crossing Penobscot Narrows
The site of this bridge with its modernistic looking design is exciting as you approach it on US Rt 1 if you are not ready for it.
West Quoddy Light on a foggy day
The fog filled the Bay of Fundy as a lobster boat made its rounds during mid-morning early this week.
Sunset walk along the bog
Walking along the trail just west of the beaver bog in mid-October.
Woodpecker blogging
Among the colorful fall leaves, a hairy woodpecker taps away.
Hummingbird visits the geraniums
A rare shot of a hummingbird sitting on a branch.
Heron on the edge
A heron carefully stayed on the edge of the marsh while several egrets (not shown) were grazing for small fish snacks along the front edge of the Poggy Bay marsh. The heron was hard to notice among the rocks but a telephoto lens helps.
Great Scott! A Great Egret!
Another egret photo from the Poggy Bay marsh on Mason Island.
john's f-stop 