Snapshots from a Surfboard
Maine photographer Gabe Bornstein captures calm, colorful portraits of fishing boats in Saco Bay.
Documenting Acadia’s Farthest Reaching Campground
At the southern tip of Isle au Haut—far beyond where electricity and running water end—is a small outpost of Acadia National Park with one of the National Park Service’s most diminutive campgrounds: Duck Harbor.
Capturing Five Years of Family Vacations on Maine’s Coast
A photo-a-day project by photographer Ian Maclellan captures the nostalgic essence of a Vacationland summer on his family’s annual trips to Georgetown.
The Life of a Mudding Photographer
The two-woman team behind Twisted Sprocket Studio finds beauty in mud racing.
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.
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
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