The twisting limbs of a weather-beaten tree form a series of cockeyed “frames” over Bailey Island’s Mackerel Cove, sharpening your focus on snippets of the harbor and delicately clouded sky. – Submitted by Ed Fletcher; upload your #mainehomelife pics here for a chance to be featured!
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On Labor Day at Scarborough’s Higgins Beach, the sun sets on a spectacular season — and a family that has savored every last drop. Submitted by phoebeparker; upload your #mainehomelife pics here for a chance to be featured!
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On the shore of Crescent Lake in Raymond, Deepwoods Cabin appears to have sprung from the surrounding trees. – submitted by coldbrewphoto. Upload your #mainehomelife pics here for a chance to be featured!
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Janice Grabowski offers a painterly perspective on Parsons Beach in Kennebunk. Upload your #mainehomelife pics here for a chance to be featured!
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In Harpswell, brightly painted boathouses create funhouse mirror-like reflections in the rippled water of Lowell Cove. Submitted by RobertD; upload your #mainehomelife pics here for a chance to be featured!
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Don’t you just want to paddle off into this painterly sunrise? JR Turner captured the seductive scene from the Oceanville Bridge in Stonington. Submit your #mainehomelife pics here for a chance to be featured!
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“Rows and flows of angel hair/And ice cream castles in the air/And feather canyons everywhere/I’ve looked at clouds that way” – Joni Mitchell. Post-rainstorm photo of Cape Porpoise Harbor and musical inspiration submitted by Bob Dennis. Click here to upload your #mainehomelife pics!
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Heavy fog over Brettuns Pond in Livermore and a photographer’s keen eye focus your attention on the artful geometry of a dock, its surface littered, one suspects, with the detritus (A child’s imaginings? A dog’s stick?) of a summer day well spent. Submitted by: Ted Anderson. Upload your #mainehomelife photos here for a chance to […]
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The pilings of the Old Orchard Beach pier create a kind of prism, dividing and dispersing the sunrise. Submitted by Steven Perlmutter. Upload your #mainehomelife photos here!
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Can you see the house for the trees? Earle Perkins purchased this lofty Phippsburg home — thoughtfully designed to defer to the landscape — around 1940 and it remains in his family. Submitted by: Bruce Stebbins (no relation!); upload your #mainehomelife photos here.
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