One of the best parts of making pictures is getting at the details because for me the little stuff add up to the big stuff. The first two photographs are my ongoing experiments with black and white compared to color and I think these two are both interesting for different reasons.
Maine’s coast is so generous with its beauties that I cannot escape showing large blogs with too many images.
Among the many reasons to go to Maine is the lobster and its catchers, a perfect combination of people, work, boats and eating.
This is the B&B where we stayed in Yadkinville and it was perfect.
I suspect that every bourbon lover has a favorite bourbon and my favorite is from one of the oldest distillers. Buffalo Trace. To get the history of Buffalo Trace check out this link, https://www.buffalotracedistillery.com/unmatched-history. This is a great place to visit.
While Alice was in the fibre shop and after I shot the interior, I went out to photograph the surroundings since I have a hard time being still.
The weekly Lunenburg Farmers’ Market is not to be missed. It bustles with people, great produce and interesting crafts, not to mention people watching opportunities.
Here are a few things I saw wandering around Blue Rocks with Alice. The trees, ferns and wet leaves are so appealing.
When I stroll, I occasionally have to look at where a dock ends or other ground type things and those. too, yield things to photograph.
We had a few foggy mornings in Lunenburg and the surrounding countryside which made for really atmospheric pictures. I suspect that lobstermen could do without the fog during lobstering season.
Lunenburg has an active boat yard life with new boats being built and others being repaired. What a fun place!
The first two photographs are from our rental front yard and doorstep respectively. The second two are from Lunenburg.
The deck and the inside of the ship have lots of things to see with shadows, colors and forms.
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