Barge & Bridge

A barge passes through the Casco Bay Bridge, under the cover of darkness.

Fish Pier Night, Feb. 2018

Under the night sky and a passing plane at the Portland Fish Pier last night.

Flashback: Feeney's, 2014

A Thursday look back at a December 2014 photo taken outside of Bull Feeney's, featured on the cover of the current Portland Magazine. You can see the uncropped version here.

Maquoit II Morning

Quiet morning on the waterfront, featuring the Casco Bay Lines ferry Maquoit II docked at the State Pier.

Western Promenade, Snowboarding at Sunset

Snowboarding down the slope of the Western Promenade at sunset today. If the Olympics were held in Portland we would need to build some bigger jumps here.

Snow Thing

Some sort of a snow man/devil/angel visiting Harbor View Memorial Park this morning. Whatever it is, it may be not be here too long due to warmer temperatures on the way.

Pond Hockey

Folks enjoying the ice at Deering Oaks Park today. A great day to enjoy it before some warmer temperatures arrive next week.

Longfellow Lights, Jan. 2018

From a few weeks ago - Admiring the lights in a snowy Longfellow Square.

Hay Building Heart

Hearts abound in Portland today. Here is one in Congress Square, affixed to the Hay building at Congress and Free Streets.

Congress Street Bus Lights

The lights along Congress Street, courtesy of a passing Metro bus.

Two by Two

Birds atop St. Luke's Cathedral on a grey afternoon.

Windows Everywhere

A curious grouping of asymmetrical Windows on Pearl Street.

Lincoln Park Lights

A recent snowy evening in Portland's Lincoln Park. The new lighting by Pandora LaCasse really brightens up this spot.

Rackleff Building, Looking Up

Looking up at a corner of the Rackleff Building, 127-133 Middle Street. Built in 1867, right after the great fire, to a design by architect George M. Harding. I find it fascinating to think that after such a destructive fire people were able to quickly build these beautiful structures.

New Port Rising

A mix of old and new in the India Street Neighborhood. Wil be interesting to see how this area feels in a decade or two. I enjoy living somewhere that has history but is not a museum. so seeing the city grow is a positive in my book. Also makes for interesting new photo opportunities.

Park Street, Morning Light

The sun beginning to rise beyond the stately row house on Park Street.