Some remaining images from Acadia in July …
Sand Beach
Boulder Beach
Opposite the Seawall
Great Head Trail
The Seawall
I never photographed the night skies much. But after 5 days/nights with Jack Fusco I have so many images. I’ll post more as I process them. The night skies in Maine are incredible. We may head up again in October to catch the foliage and the stars. Sleep will not be an option.
Otter Cliffs
Jordan Pond
Jordan Pond
I’ve always been mesmerized by the “swings”. I stopped by the Point Pleasant boardwalk the other night to get a few motion shots.
The skies were crazy the other night. I was running out of time, so I pulled into a small marina in Mantoloking to catch the sunset.
I’m still working on tons of images from Acadia National Park. These are several shots from the 5 nights when Jack Fusco was here. The skies were dark, clear, and just incredible. Acadia has some of the darkest locations on the east coast. We didn’t get much sleep, but we loved it.
Jordan Pond
Grounds at Jordan Pond
Otter Cliffs
The Loop Road
We spent 4 hours at Bass Lighthouse shooting a star trail and waiting for the Milky Way to line up in the frame. It was Jack Fusco’s last night visiting me here at Acadia and he wasn’t leaving without that shot. I tagged along for the ride and gabbed a few decent images of my own.
The Milky Way over Bass Light.
The Seawall
Continuing with some night photography while Jack Fusco is still here. We have had just beautiful clear skies here in Acadia National Park for several days now.
The Seawall
Jordan Pond
House next door in Seal Harbor.
Hang around with Jack Fusco for a night and you will find the Milky-Way. The shot of my car was used as a cover image by Subaru on their Facebook page.
Sand Beach is the only sandy coastline in Acadia. Some shots were taken from the Great Head trail. That’s the Beehive in the distance.
Beaver Dam Pond
The “calm before the storm” on Cadillac Mountain. A few minutes later, a violent lightning storm was over the mountain.
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