The New England coastline is a thing of beauty. This image is from the Maine coast at Fort Foster and was taken just as the day’s first light crept over the horizon, illuminating the wispy clouds and Whaleback Lighthouse in the distance.
Entries Tagged as ‘At Water’s Edge’
April 17, 2013
The Portsmouth Waterfront After The Storm
After an intense afternoon of thunderstorms, the Portsmouth skyline is sandwiched between beautiful clouds and their reflections in the PIscataqua River. The North Church and the Memorial Bridge are visible in the distance.
April 12, 2013
Along The Coast in Rye
After checking out the Sunken Forest in Rye, I took the long way home and drove along the coastline. As I drove back, these awesome clouds continued to form and move over the ocean just off the shoreline – and when I got to one of my favorite spots, I had to stop to take a few shots. I never get sick of the natural beauty we get to enjoy here on New Hampshire’s seacoast.
April 10, 2013
Richness of Morning Light
The South End glows in the early morning sunlight with rich reds and oranges, giving the historic homes on the waterfront a distinct atmosphere.
April 9, 2013
New Castle Boats
A calm afternoon in New Castle. Under colorless skies, two boats sit tied at moorings in the middle of the Piscataqua River. There has been something calming about this photo that keeps me coming back to it. Hope you enjoy the simplicity!
April 3, 2013
Waterfront Vista | From Kittery
A vista of downtown Portsmouth and its historic Ceres Street and Bow Street waterfronts. The dark and ominous sky made for a moody scene – but didn’t keep a few rays of sunlight from reaching through.
April 1, 2013
Abstract IV | Tugboats
Another installment in my Abstract series. Rather than clouds, the basis of this image was made with water, sunset and tugboats – a combination I most definitely enjoy.
