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The lines leading towards Maine Medical Center.
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Looking down Congress Street from Portland Observatory.
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A Custom House Wharf scene.
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A winter morning in the Old Port.
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An autumn morning in the Old Port.
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An interesting sky at sunrise.
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Also known as Portland Breakwater Light, at the entrance to Portland Harbor.
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Holidays in Portland, Maine.
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A Casco Bay Island that is part of Portland, Maine.
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A rainy night view over the Old Port, featuring a visiting cruise ship in the distance.
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At the end of the State Pier.
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A rainy night view over the Old Port, featuring a visiting cruise ship in the distance.
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In Cape Elizabeth, Maine.
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Sailing around Casco Bay in the summertime.
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Looking down at a part of the Old Port.
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A sideview of the historic Victoria Mansion at Danforth and Park Streets in the West End.
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A view of the matching entryways along Stratton Place in the West End.
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A power boat and a sail boat navigating near the Casco Bay Bridge.
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From the South Portland waterfront, looking north towards the Portland Peninsula.
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Late afternoon light and shadows.
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Near Spring Point in South Portland, Maine.
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Fresh snow in Post Office Park in Portland's Old Port.
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Egrets wading in Portland, Maine's Back Cove.
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Portland, Maine's Monument Square Statue and Christmas Tree.
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Looking down Congress Street towards Monument Square and the Christmas Tree.
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From Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth, Maine.
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The fishing fleet at Custom House Wharf on a foggy fall morning.
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A view over Spring Street on a rainy evening. The lights in the sky are from a plane approaching the Jetport.
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Up above Congress Square in Portland, Maine.
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A dog and their person waiting for a water taxi in Portland, Maine.
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A view of the September 2016 First Friday Art Walk, looking west from Monument Square.
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A crowd heading out to Peaks Island on a Casco Bay Lines ferry.
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A quiet spring morning on the Eastern Waterfront.
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The Casco Bay Lines's Maquoit II setting out to the Islands.
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From a trip to Montreal in November 2015.
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A photo from Portland in the table of contents of the November 2015 issue of Southwest Magazine, the in-flight magazine for Southwest Airlines which reaches nearly 3.5 million travelers every issue.
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A photo of mine from Portland's Longfellow Square in an ad for the The Swan Agency Sotheby's International Realty. Seen in Old Port Magazine Nov/Dec 2015.
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Portland's Downtown District has a new name (Portland Downtown), a new logo, and a sharp new website - www.portlandmaine.com. I have a lot of photos on it so check it out!
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Passing through Deering Oaks Park yesterday evening. Did you know that the pond here was naturally connected to Back Cove until the late 19th century?
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From Wednesday evening, looking down Exchange Street from where it intersects with Federal Street. If you stand here tonight you'll see a slightly bigger moon in the sky, since there will be a "blue moon" today (the second full moon in a calendar month).
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Another shot from last week's trip down to South Portland. This view is looking through the old Fort Preble, near Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse.
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Cover of July/August issue of Portland Magazine. Photo of Evo Kitchen + Bar on Fore Street.
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A classic view of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse (and Fort Gorges in the distance), looking through a section of the old Fort Preble.
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A view from the Courtyard by Marriott Portland Downtown/Waterfront.
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A rainbow appears over the Old Port and Casco Bay.
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Front page photo from the 2015 Visitor's Guide, published by the Greater Portland Convention & Visitors Bureau. You can order a paper copy or view it all online here.
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Another look at the lights in Tommy's Park, this time after a fresh snowfall.
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Ice skating at Deering Oaks Park in Portland, Maine.
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Cover photo of Portland Magazine, December 2014 issue. Photo taken from the State Pier in September 2014.
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Aboard a Casco Bay Lines ferry.
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A view from the East End of Portland, Maine.
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The moon rising above a church on State Street.
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An aerial view of Jewell Island in Casco Bay.
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A nighttime view of the expanded Casco Bay Lines ferry terminal which opened in July 2014.
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My cover photo of the restaurant "Slab" at the former Portland Public Market Building.
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A full moon rising over Munjoy Hill, viewed from across Back Cove.
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Independence Day fireworks, 2014.
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A view of downtown Portland from the top of the Portland House on the Eastern Promenade.
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A view from the top of the Portland House condos on the Eastern Promenade.
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An aerial view of Fort Allen Park along the Eastern Promenade.
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A summertime sunset across Back Cove in Portland, Maine.
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A stunning sunset over a portion of the Portland skyline.
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People passing by the Lobsterman Statue in the Old Port on a busy evening.
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Here's a shot of one of my photos hanging prominently in the lobby of the new Courtyard Marriott hotel at 231 Commercial Street.
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A try at capturing the movement of the water at Presumpscot Falls.
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My photos appear in multiple print advertisements for the Convention and Visitors Bureau, Visit Portland, this year. This one was in the May 2014 Down East Magazine.
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One of my photos was featured on the cover of this year's Event Planner's Guide by the Portland, Maine Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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The Small Axe food truck in Congress Square Plaza during a First Friday art walk.
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Several of my photos can be seen on the city's new website, located at www.portlandmaine.gov. It's an honor to have my photos displayed here since the city has provided me with so many photo opportunities over the years.
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Happy to have another photo on the cover of the annual guide by Portland's Downtown District.
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The new Nova Star ferry docked at Portland's Ocean Gateway terminal. The ship will start running between Portland, Maine and Yarmouth, Nova Scotia next month.
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A nighttime view of Congress Street in the heart of Portland, Maine.
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A sunrise from the Eastern Promenade.
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From Bug Light Park in South Portland, Maine.
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A wintertime skyline view from Mill Creek in South Portland.
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A view of the Hungarian Revolution Memorial in Liberty Square, Boston.
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Looking down at Faneuil Hall from the Custom House observation deck in Boston.
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A view from the Casco Bay Bridge.
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A wintertime view of the dam in Stroudwater Village.
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Looking towards the historic Hay Building and Congress Square.
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A view of Monument Square with the Christmas Tree and Holiday Lights up.
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A view along the Portland waterfront during a recent sunset.
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Foliage alongside the Charles Q. Clapp house, which is now part of the adjacent Portland Museum of Art.
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A nighttime view of the Maine Lobsterman statue at the corner of Temple and Middle Streets in the Old Port.
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I made it to the cover of Portland Magazine this month (September 2013)!. I've had several photos inside the magazine over the past year, but this is my first experience with being on a magazine cover. I'm happy with how it turned out and look forward to taking more cover-worthy photos in the future.
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Deering Oaks Park Bridge:
Pink Tulip Project in Lincoln Park:
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A large sailboat passing in front of Cushing Island, viewed from Peaks Island.
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These two photos were taken in the Old Port during "Blizzard Nemo" back in February. Portland received a record-setting (for a single storm) total of 31.9 inches of snow. Luckily my work was closed due to the storm so I was able to capture some of the exciting event in the photos below and many more (of lesser quality) that I posted over at Portland Daily Photo.
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Here is a recent photographic addition to the Nature gallery on this site. Taken earlier this evening on the Western Promenade, this yellow daffodil and the setting sun caught my eye. I don't take photos of flowers very often, but I am tempted to capture their beauty every spring.
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Just a quick post to say that two of my photos (the top two) on the cover of the Portland Downtown District's 2013-2014 Map & Directory. Available at retailers and restaurants throughout the city.
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This photo, recently added to my Portland gallery, was taken on the Eastern Waterfront. The Ocean Gateway Marine Terminal is where the majority of the visiting cruise ships dock, and the facility is also for rent for a variety of uses (conventions, weddings, etc).
It is very subtle in this image, but it is a four second exposure, which gave the water a slightly smoother look than usual. This long-exposure (although not very long) before the sun set was made possible by using a neutral density filter. A neutral density filter, depending on its strength, acts kind of like a pair of dark sunglasses and blocks light from entering the camera. The particular filter than I purchased recently, my first foray into neutral density filters, is this Hoya ND400 9-stop filter. Stay tuned for more long-exposure photographs in the future as I learn how to use this new piece of equipment. I'm looking forward to experimenting with more shots around the waterfront and some shots that show the motion of the clouds.
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Today I uploaded a few photographs taken earlier this morning from the Maine State Pier. The State Pier was built in 1924 and is owned by the City of Portland. It's a pretty busy spot in the summer due to being the home of the Casco Bay Lines ferry service and being in the heart of the Old Port. It's a lot quieter in the winter, which allows for some unique photo opportunities.
This first photo is of a Ferry cutting through the fog on it's way back to the city:
And this photo is from the very end of the State Pier, looking towards South Portland:
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