Milky Way over Eagle Lake
Sunrise Wave, Bass Harbor
Exploring the Rugged Coast of Maine
Since 2021, I've made the effort to spend at least a few days in Acadia National Park each fall. I rarely get to experience the seacoast and practice the art of making seascapes, so it's always a highlight of my year.
The landscape of Acadia is unique, with rugged and rocky coastline, inland forests, meadows and lakes, and summits above treeline throughout the park.
In 2024, I've been inspired to improve my Milky Way photography work, and I decided to go to Acadia during the June new moon, in addition to my traditional mid-October, so I get a little of each style of composition. (The Milky Way changes location throughout the year.)
I am still finishing up images from my most recent trip in May/June 2024, including SIX more Milky Way images, so stay tuned!
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Crash, Bass Harbor Light
Part of a Painting, Monument Cove
"Under the Stars" at Sand Beach
Milky Way over White Stones
Misty Boulders
Bass Harbor Sunset
Dawn at Monument Cove
Golden Birches, Sieur de Monts
Shimmering Lupine, Otter Creek
Framed, Boulder Beach
Dramatic, near Thunder Hole
Moody Sunset, Bass Harbor Light
Lost in the Waves, Sand Beach
Boulder Beach Sunrise
High Surf Warning, Monument Cove (I think)
Falling, Opposite Thomas Bay
Ethereal, Schoodic Point
Milky Way over Schoodic Peninsula