Engine #3, Narrow Gauge Railroad, Portland, Maine John Orcutt May 17, 2016 Instagram You Might Also Like Low water in the Carrabassett River this fall resulted in some dramatic reflecting pools. Eroded rock, normally submerged, provided curved and rolling edges. #carrabassettriver #carrabassettvalley #mainemountainphotography #orcuttphotography #mainetheway #maineisbeautiful October 17, 2020 Low clouds directed spot lighting on the Bigelow Range in western Maine last evening. The flank of Cranberry Mountain is brightly contrasted with the Horns in shadow. As many times as I have photographed from the overlook location the scene is always different. #bigelowrangemaine #flagstafflakemaine #springlight #strattonandeustismaine #orcuttphotography.com #westernmaine #highpeaksofmaine June 17, 2021 An erratic, probably carried to the coast by the huge glacier that that covered the coast of Maine during the last ice age. We have photographed this rock, which we call, “Lone Rock” several times in the past at Wolfes Neck in Freeport, Maine. A few days ago we tried again, when we stayed overnight at the campground at Wolfes Neck. #wolfesneckcampground #orcuttphotography #freeportmaine #coastalgeology October 8, 2022
Low water in the Carrabassett River this fall resulted in some dramatic reflecting pools. Eroded rock, normally submerged, provided curved and rolling edges. #carrabassettriver #carrabassettvalley #mainemountainphotography #orcuttphotography #mainetheway #maineisbeautiful October 17, 2020
Low clouds directed spot lighting on the Bigelow Range in western Maine last evening. The flank of Cranberry Mountain is brightly contrasted with the Horns in shadow. As many times as I have photographed from the overlook location the scene is always different. #bigelowrangemaine #flagstafflakemaine #springlight #strattonandeustismaine #orcuttphotography.com #westernmaine #highpeaksofmaine June 17, 2021
An erratic, probably carried to the coast by the huge glacier that that covered the coast of Maine during the last ice age. We have photographed this rock, which we call, “Lone Rock” several times in the past at Wolfes Neck in Freeport, Maine. A few days ago we tried again, when we stayed overnight at the campground at Wolfes Neck. #wolfesneckcampground #orcuttphotography #freeportmaine #coastalgeology October 8, 2022