Arctic Sea Smoke Acrylic Print

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As expected, this morning was an excellent opportunity to witness an outbreak of arctic sea smoke. Doug and I got up at 4 and drove out to Rockland. We photographed the Breakwater for sunrise, and then drove over to Owls Head Harbor to witness this scene. I don't have to describe how cold it was here. The photo does it for me.

Click the small magnifying glass below to search for the image you are looking for. I hope these images bring you a sense of the deep connection that Ive felt when making them. Thats my number one goal when Im out with my camera. I want to be totally connected, engrossed, enamored, and maybe even enraptured with what is in front of me. If Im successful at this, I think you will feel it too. What do I connect with? What excites me? The first thing that comes to mind is standing in awe and wonder at nature and natural phenomena — especially dramatic weather. And I’m fascinated by how human beings fit into the natural world in symbiotic, beautiful, and ingenious ways. I love showcasing the places and spaces that bring us close to...