Front yard view from our second floor window. Foliage seemed to have peaked this past weekend. We like the red ground plane. #orcuttphotography #kingfieldmaine #mainefallfoliage #schoolhousepark #mainerheway #mainephotography John Orcutt September 30, 2020 Instagram You Might Also Like This small stream along the Appalachian Trail was outlined by thin ice as we Hiked Little Bigelow yesterday. Leafless trees provide open views into the woods and added depth to the forest landscape as we transition to winter. #appalachiantrail #orcuttphotography #mainenaturephotography #transitionseason #mainetheway #maineisgorgeous #downeastmagazine November 28, 2020 “Sound Suits” by artist Nick Cave exhibited at the Frist Center for the Arts in Nashville, TN. Wearable protective armor, thought of as a second skin that camouflaged his race, gender, class and sexuality, thereby shielding him from judgement. November 22, 2017 What a privilege it is to live in the former Primary Schoolhouse in Kingfield, Maine. Built in 1874-75, this well-built structure provided the space for the education of generations of local children. We often think of the builders, who created this treasure without the benefit of all the power tools we use today. October 21, 2021
This small stream along the Appalachian Trail was outlined by thin ice as we Hiked Little Bigelow yesterday. Leafless trees provide open views into the woods and added depth to the forest landscape as we transition to winter. #appalachiantrail #orcuttphotography #mainenaturephotography #transitionseason #mainetheway #maineisgorgeous #downeastmagazine November 28, 2020
“Sound Suits” by artist Nick Cave exhibited at the Frist Center for the Arts in Nashville, TN. Wearable protective armor, thought of as a second skin that camouflaged his race, gender, class and sexuality, thereby shielding him from judgement. November 22, 2017
What a privilege it is to live in the former Primary Schoolhouse in Kingfield, Maine. Built in 1874-75, this well-built structure provided the space for the education of generations of local children. We often think of the builders, who created this treasure without the benefit of all the power tools we use today. October 21, 2021