by Augusto Rosa I was raised in southern Brazil. I left home for a three-month post- graduate course in Barcelona in 1986 and have lived “abroad” ever since. The last thing I ever imagined doing was living in the United States, but … Continue reading
by Kelly Clinton | Photograph by Trent Bell In the dense forests, out on the ocean or in the middle of a lake on a boat, lie on your back and look up—Maine’s night sky swarms with stars. This … Continue reading
Everyday moments in Maine documented by those who live in and love our state This photograph captures the sunset at Otter Cliff in Acadia National Park—a quieter end- of-day lookout to the north. The tide was high and the waves … Continue reading
Throughout the state, trails wind through forests, uphill to views, downhill to base; they extend over bridges and snake alongside streams. As temperatures dip and snow spills over the state, trails serve a new purpose: cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. … Continue reading
