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The Land of Mirrors

The Land of Mirrors

Tide pools reflect sun and sky at the setting of the sun.

Kettle Cove is another rare Maine coastal destination in that the beach faces southwest a...
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Tide pools reflect sun and sky at the setting of the sun.

Kettle Cove is another rare Maine coastal destination in that the beach faces southwest and so is perfect for winter sunsets.

Cape Elizabeth, Maine.
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SONY SLT-A99V

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Aperture f/5 ISO 100 Shutter 1/100 Focal Length 180/10

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Mar, 2017

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Strolling down Portland's west-end I spotted this view with a curious cat, and snapped the shutter button.

Portland, Maine.

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A fisheye lens achieves this distorted look.

Evening strolls on the beach on lovely spring evenings often lend pleasant surprises.

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Part of my early days getting used to using a DSLR.

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Sea-smoke forms where very frigid air comes in contact with much warmer ocean water. This particular morning at sunrise the temperature was -8°F.
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Hemlock Bridge is closed to vehicular traffic during winter months, but a 2 mile walk in a bit of snow grants one this view.

When the first sunset isn't so hot, you can always wait for the nearby city lights to light up the clouds passing through.

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Last light of 2016 on New Year's Eve.

Ferry beach provides a great place to view the sunset as a large portion of the beach faces west, while mo

About 15 minutes before the sun hit the horizon it was painting these clouds beautifully.

Portland Headlight, Cape Elizabeth, Maine.

A Portland, Maine sunset reflected by the Maine Medical Center heli-pad tower, captured in fisheye.

Fish-eye long exposure of the north sky over Pemaquid Point Lighthouse in Bristol, Maine.

First light of the 2017 New Year at Spring Point Ledge Light.

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Clouds moving over Casco Bay Bridge - the bridge that marries Old Port (Portland) with South Portland.

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