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15 Mooring Poles, Portland Harbor, Maine

15 Mooring Poles, Portland Harbor, Maine

John Orcutt
January 7, 2018
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Phone: 207.939.6518
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Through our photography we aim to create an awareness of the need for active preservation of fragile places, by expressing the inherent beauty of areas endangered by easy public access and frequent visitation. We aspire to foster in our collective consciousness the need to tread lightly on our natural and cultural heritage. Our work is a call for us all to participate in the act of conservation and preservation.

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