During our day trip to Rangeley earlier this fall, we decided to visit Cascade Stream Gorge Trail for a quick hike and photo-taking opportunities. The short trail leads into the 90-foot deep gorge of Cascade Stream providing access to a series of waterfalls and chutes. Shortly after leaving the parking lot, the trail continues into […]
Travel & Excursions
This category contains posts that are related to traveling close to home and far off destinations. I write about different areas of the world I have traveled to, different parts of New England and a few natural wonders, too.
Visiting Quill Hill in the Rangeley Area of Maine During the Fall
As the heat of the summer comes to an end, many of us look forward to finally enjoying the cooler weather. With the changing of the seasons comes many other delightful things such as photographing the leaves and their magnificent colors during the fall. Every year I feel like it is a race against time […]
Visiting the Boothbay Harbor Region in Maine Over the Holiday Weekend
Over the holiday weekend, we had planned to take another drive to North Conway in the Mount Washington Valley located in New Hampshire. With the beautiful weather, we had to consider that there were probably going to be crowds and too much traffic in the area. Instead of gambling on making the long trip to […]
Visiting Houston Brook Falls in Bingham, Maine
Being that spring weather can be quite unpredictable, we try as much as possible to get out of the house and take advantage of nice days. The day’s weather was simply beautiful. The sun was shining and temperatures were in the early fifties. There are several waterfalls here in Maine and we decided to get […]
Bonney Woods Walk in Farmington, Maine
Over the weekend in order to combat a little bit of cabin fever, we decided to hop in the car and go for a nature walk in a new area. This decision did not come easily. If you have ever experienced mud season during the spring in Western Maine, one must choose their battles wisely. […]
A Fall Visit to the Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse Located in Acadia National Park
There is nothing more symbolic on the Maine coast than the quintessential views of its many lighthouses. There are sixty-five historical lighthouses located along the five thousand miles of coastline, inlets, and islands. Maine has been commonly referred to as the lighthouse state. Lighthouses can symbolize many things to individuals, such as overcoming challenges and […]
Photographing the Somesville Bridge Near Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island in Maine
If this bridge looks familiar to you, this is because the Somesville Bridge is both a popular tourist spot and one of the most photographed and artistically captured bridges here in Maine. As residents and photographers ourselves, it was only natural that we would eventually make our way to the area. The bridge is located […]
Enjoying the Fall Foliage of Northern New England During Peak Viewing Season
Here in Northern New England, Columbus Day weekend is the peak time for enjoying the beautiful and vibrant colors of the fall season. The colors have been especially exceptional this year and of the three day weekend, Sunday appeared to be the most promising for photography. Along with the beauty of the season, comes overcast […]
Late Summer ATV Riding in Carrabassett Valley, Maine
Here in Maine, there is an extensive network of ATV trails throughout most of the state. ATV riders can take advantage of multi-use and multi-use rail trails that run through diverse and scenic areas. You never know what you will see while traveling these trails, such as beautiful and seasonal scenery and wildlife. Perhaps, even […]
Shooting Landscape Photography in Aperture Priority Mode with a Canon Rebel T6i Camera
We set out for the day with nowhere in particular in mind as a destination. Our go-to driving trips usually entail heading up north on Route 27. We didn’t know where the day would take us, but with my camera, a selection of lenses and tripod in tow, I knew I wanted a chance at […]
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