Plants Out

A nice display of hanging plants on a West End porch.

Take Out

Little Giant in the West End has become a popular takeout destination. Glad to see some parking spots being used for a different purpose around town as well.

Congress Square Rainbow

A rainbow in a window at the Portland Museum of Art, likely in recognition of June being LGBTQ+ Pride month. 

Thick as Fog

Enjoying the cooler temperatures today after the fog rolled in. This looking towards South Portland from Harbor View Park.

Nobody on the Street

A stroll down a pleasant car-free (and people-free) Exchange Street the other morning.

Leaning No More

Appears that 94 Commercial Street is getting a face lift. The building had a pretty noticeable tilt developing.

Sailing Nowhere

An outtake from a foggy morning in May. It's hard to get up for sunrises this time of year, so any interesting weather in the morning is always a treat.

Tranquility Base

A tranquil Back Cove morning looking towards the peninsula.

Rising Again

While my photography is not usually very topical, on a personal level I have been really moved by the recent spotlight on systemic racism in America. A big part of why I choose to live in Portland is because it is a diverse place and I feel more than ever the importance of speaking up and of being a better neighbor. This "Again We Rise" mural behind Monument Square is by local artists Ryan Adams, Jason McDonald and Mike Rich.

Stay Golden

Warm morning light on the Eastern Promenade, looking up the coast.

Hello Flower

Saying "Hello" to the lupines on Tyng Street.

Original

A version of Maine's original flag from 1901 to 1909 spotted in the West End.