Photos of a Maine Summer on the Water, as Told by Our Readers
In celebration of our favorite season, we asked our readers to send us their best water photos. Continue reading
Portland’s Metamorphosis, One Picture at a Time
Mark Marchesi, who recently published the third book of his Greater Portland series, has been photographing the region for nearly two decades.
Snapshots from a Pandemic Summer in Tenants Harbor
Last year Maryland-based photographer Nolan Matthews found refuge in the Maine fishing village.
Aroostook Through the Lens
Photographer Matt Cosby documents Maine’s largest county, from Presque Isle to Fort Kent.
Island Life, Captured
Photographer Katie Johnson reflects on her hometown of Long Island, six miles off the coast in Casco Bay.
Chip Off the Old Block
Chip Off the Old Block At a museum’s annual ice harvest in South Bristol, hundreds of volunteers try their hand at the historic tradition. Text and photography by Dave Dostie Issue: December 2020 Every year visitors and volunteers gather in
Viewfinders: Powder Dreams
Powder Dreams For a five-day stretch last winter, Mother Nature delivered peak conditions at Sugarloaf Text and Photography by Sarah Sindo Issue: November 2020 On the morning of February 28, Sugarloafers woke up to 18 inches of snow—the fluffiest of
Portraits of a Pandemic
With her immediate future uncertain, photographer Heather Perry picked up her camera, a portable backdrop, and her phone
Wood Workers
A photographer documents the faces of logging in the North Maine Woods and beyond
Resilience Through Closed Doors
When the coronavirus pandemic reached Maine, Portland-based photographer Nicole Wolf turned her lens toward her community