My Journey Along the Coast of Maine

My journey through Maine began in the rugged beauty of Acadia National Park and carried me down the coast all the way to Portland. Along the way I stopped whenever the light, the weather, or the coastline demanded it—capturing rocky shores, storm‑washed skies, quiet harbors, and the character of each place I passed through. These photographs are pieces of that trip, moments I wanted to share from a stretch of Maine that never stops rewarding anyone who points a camera at it. Not in all particular order. Double click on an image to purchase a print.

View of Lobster Point Lighthouse along Marginal Way in Ogunquit, Maine, with waves crashing against rocky shoreline and a coastal cottage under dramatic storm clouds, captured as fine art wall art.

“Curtis Island Lighthouse in Camden, Maine captured in autumn, surrounded by warm fall foliage, rocky shoreline, and calm coastal water, photographed as fine art wall art for buyers seeking Maine lighthouse prints.

“Colorful lobster buoys hanging on a weathered wood shingled wall, captured as coastal Maine nautical décor and fine art photography for buyers seeking maritime wall art and New England fishing heritage prints.

Damariscotta Harbor in Maine filled with anchored sailboats on calm water, captured in crisp coastal light as fine art photography for buyers seeking Maine harbor prints, nautical wall art, and New England seaside scenes.

Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth, Maine with waves crashing against the rocky coast as a storm approaches, captured as dramatic coastal fine art photography for buyers seeking Maine lighthouse wall art.

Rough Maine coastal waves pounding a rocky shoreline just before blue hour, captured as dramatic fine art photography for buyers seeking Maine coast prints, nautical wall art, and rugged seaside scenes.