Maine

Jordan Pond

Looking from the western shore to the Bubble Mountains in the distance. Acadia National Park, Maine. An easy path around the pond. Good views at sunrise and sunset. Bring plenty of bug spray for the mosquitos!

Otter Cliff Overlook

Otter Cliff is one of the most spectacular sights in Acadia National Park, Maine. The 110-foot high cliff is one of the highest Atlantic coastal headlands north of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It also gives you an amazing view of Maine's rocky coast.

Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse

A beautiful sunset at Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse. This stunning spot is located within Acadia National Park, Maine. It marks the entrance to Bass Harbor and Blue Hill Bay. Photo © copyright by Tom Dorsz.

Cairns

Rock cairns stacked along a beach on Maine's Schoodic Peninsula. What better place to find lots of rocks to stack than the rocky shore of Maine.

Winter Harbor Lighthouse

Winter Harbor Lighthouse right after sunset. The lighthouse is located on Mark Island, a small island between the Schoodic Peninsula and Turtle Island, Maine. The light was built in 1856 and deactivated in 1933 and is now privately owned.

Tuna Tails

Fishermen nailed tuna tails to the Frisbee Pier, Kittery Point, Maine.

Nubble Lighthouse

It’s also known as Cape Neddick Light, and Nubble Lighthouse and Cape Neck to locals, has always drawn many people to its beauty. A digitized image of the lighthouse was even sent into space aboard Voyager II as part of the collection of materials designed to teach extraterrestrials about Earth. When it’s not socked in by fog, it is absolutely striking to see it at sunrise. The colors are magnificent as the sun rises for a new day.

Old Orchard Beach Pier

Old Orchard Beach Pier, Old Orchard Beach, Maine.

Old Orchard Beach Pier

Sunrise colors enhance the centipede like feet of the Old Orchard Beach Pier, Old Orchard Beach, Maine.

Low Tide

Looking at a small harbor off Route 103 in Kittery Point Maine. A beautiful view of the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth, New Hampshire on the other side. I took this photo at sunset.