Travelled to Springfield, MA on October 27th to photograph the inimitable Keb’ Mo’ at Symphony Hall. With a bag full of lenses, I ended up sticking pretty close to the Canon f/2.8 70-200 – perfect lens for the venue and evening…fast and sharp; the music, cool and smooth … quite awesome in fact.
Recently had the opportunity to photograph a barn renovation project in Camden, Maine. First floor looks like a well-kept century old barn with worn floorboards and a stairway that has seen thousands of feet pass up and down. Second floor surprise is the completed renovation … a very cool living space complete with a substantially sturdy rough hewn hemlock staircase to the loft. Charming, comfortable, inviting, and visually pleasing everywhere you look.
Renovation by Limoges Builders.
Tucked away down a dirt road through flowing fields and a pine grove alongside a pristine coastline in midcoast Maine, sits a classic farmhouse built in 1851. Recent renovations have redefined the structure and breathed new life into its walls. The workmanship is exemplary, the design elements are meticulously inspiring, and the new exposed views from inside…breathtaking! This property was a joy to photograph.
One note to the photos…the last image is of a slightly smaller than life-sized print of a photograph I made of an eight foot structural post in the kitchen that was revealed during the reconstruction process. The post was preserved and functions behind a wall in the kitchen, the print hangs in the stairwell.
Architect: Larry Bowne Architects, Syracuse, NY
Interior design: Maclin Design, Portland, Maine
Builder: Limoges Builders, Rockport, Maine
In my ongoing journeyings to NYC, last April I was greeted with beautiful weather and an urban host of photographic opportunities. Structures, street scenes, and one great jazz show at Birdland – Arturo O’Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra.
The Slipway Restaurant in Thomaston serves up fresh Maine seafood in a variety of delectable ways. Located on and over the water at the Public Landing in Thomaston,The Slipway is a not-to-be-missed haven for seafood aficionados. This recent shoot captured the quiet of twilight while the restaurant was bustling.
If swordfish is on the menu when you go, try it…you won’t regret it!
The Lodge at Camden Hills sits next to Camden Hills State Park and offers up delightful lodging units overlooking Penobscot Bay. Beautiful grounds, wonderful accommodations, and a very friendly staff all combine to make this a great choice for the discerning traveller…and it is pet friendly!
One of Camden’s premier properties, 43 High Street has been gracing the neighborhood since 1863. For more information on this distinguished property, contact Dawn Harlor at Jaret & Cohn Realty in Camden, Maine.
I had the good fortune of embarking on The Empty Bowl Ramen Tour in Japan in 2010. Here are the highlights of the tour…Happy ramening!
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Dawn Harlor at Jaret & Cohn Realty in Camden has another wonderful property listing. Tucked away amongst the tall pines on Megunticook Lake, this home is complete with an outdoor sauna, gardens, and wonderful water views.
The finishing touches have just been added to this overview of a new home on the Maine coast by Limoges Builders. This Lincolnville Beach property is available as a summer rental through Camden Accommodations.
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