Tree Lighting

A view of the festitives last evening at the annual tree lighting in Monument Square:

Sunrise After the Storm

An interesting Thanksgiving morning sunrise, looking towards South Portland:

In other news, if you happen to stop by an independent music store today, such as Maine's Bull Moose, check out the limited edition vinyl single by singer/songwriter Conor Oberst (you might also recognize his band, Bright Eyes). It features one of my photos (original post) on the front and back:

And finally, copies of my 2015 calendar are currently on sale for 35% off using code "WQT32" at checkout. Makes a great gift!

Park Street Snow - Nov. 2014

A classic view of Park Street on a snowy Thanksgiving morning. I wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and thank you all for following and supporting my photographic hobby over the years. 

Heading Out

A lobster boat passing by the International Marine Terminal and the Portland skyline:

Downtown Sidewalk

It's starting to be that season of scarves and holiday lights, as seen on Congress Street:

Custom House Wharf Sunrise - Nov. 2014

Pictured today is Saturday's photo-worthy sunrise above Custom House Wharf. Sometimes the coldest days provide the most interesting lighting conditions. This shot was taken while wondering around town with Benjamin Williamson, be sure to check out his amazing photography here and here. 

Preble & Kennebec

A nighttime view of the Schlotterbeck & Foss Company building at the corner of Preble and Kennebec Streets in Bayside: 

End of a Rope

A rope alongside a boat docked at Long Wharf. This photo was taken at night, hence the yellow hue from the artificial lighting. 

The Entertainer

A musician, later identified as Frank Fotusky, playing an acoustic set at Andy's Old Port Pub on Thursday night. This was shot through the window as I was strolling by. 

Twenty Eight

Above the entrance to 28 Exchange Street:

Be Here Now

A message, perhaps inspired by this book or this album, in the windows at Longfellow Books.

Foodie Block

A view of the corner of Franklin and Middle Streets. From right to left, the restaurants on the first floor are Hugo's, Eventide Oyster Co., and The Honey Paw (coming soon).