Coastal Maine Winter Potpourri
![20110208_14 Sunset over Penobscot Bay](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_14.jpg)
The winter months of December 2010 and January 2011 have come and gone with their fair share of cold, snow and frosty scenes along coastal Maine.
Many wintertime images have already been depicted in some of the “Moments in Maine” features that have appeared in weeks past, but a number of others, though not featured, were not “left out in the cold.”
From sunrise to sunset and snow to coastal Maine traditions, Ann-Marie and I hope you enjoy this random selection of photos from December and January that reveal a slice of coastal Maine.
![20110208_02 Southwest Harbor](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_02.jpg)
![20110208_06 Fresnel lens](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_06.jpg)
![Archie Wallace Groceries](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_31.jpg)
![20110208_30 Archie Wallace](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_30.jpg)
![20110208_07 Rockland City Fish Pier](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_07.jpg)
![20110208_05 Fort Point](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_05.jpg)
![20110208_21 Cape Neddick Light](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_21.jpg)
![20110208_32 Cape Neddick](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_32.jpg)
![20110208_23 Cape Neddick Lobster Pound](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_23.jpg)
![20110208_22 Seagulls at Cape Neddick](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_22.jpg)
![20110208_01 Penobscot Bay](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_01.jpg)
![20110208_19 Marshall Point Light](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_19.jpg)
![20110208_10 Jameson Point](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_10.jpg)
![20110208_28 Lobster buoys](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_28.jpg)
![20110208_09 Dawn over Penobscot Bay](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_09.jpg)
![20110208_29 Lobster crossing](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_29.jpg)
![20110208_11 Drift pattern](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_11.jpg)
![20110208_12 Drifts](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_12.jpg)
![20110208_08 Rockland Harbor](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_08.jpg)
![20110208_13 Low tide](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_13.jpg)
![20110208_20 Picked clean](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_20.jpg)
![20110208_24 Shining light](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_24.jpg)
![20110208_27 On ice](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_27.jpg)
![20110208_25 Friendship Harbor](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_25.jpg)
![20110208_15 Sunset over Rockland Harbor](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_15.jpg)
![20110208_16 Color](http://www.stormheroes.com/moments/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/20110208_16.jpg)
TYPICAL OF THE ARTISTIC ABILITY OF YOUR WORK BOB.
You have both been blessed with a gift. Thank you so much for sharing it.
Bob & Ann,
Very nice pictures! You both captured the real Maine winter in all the pictures! It is what makes Maine unique!
Loved the Maine photos!
Clay and Nancy
Wonderful! I especially love the lobster buoys in the snow — a classic.
THE ONE TOWER , LOOKS LIKE RACE POINT , COPE CODE .JUST WONDERFUL. THANKS TO BOTH OF YOU NORMAN POINDEXTER
It is hard to pick a favorite with so many great photos as they all have someting special. The one of the fishpier at sun rise titled “Stillness as a new day dawns” is spectacular. The one that I keep looking at, though, is the lone fishing boat titled “Placid”. It pulls the viewer in. It is amazing how one small element in a picture, in this case, the lone light on the shore, really makes it work.
Great pictures and thank you for sharing.
Bob & Ann-Marie;
Hard as it may seem, you MAY have outdone yourselves in this series! They are wondersful and artfully titled too!
I particuarly loved the ‘sculpted’ snow and the bouy pictures.
Thanks again for sharing Maine with those of us unfortunate enough NOT to live there………….. or to have your ‘eye’.
Al Smith
Great photos. Especially liked the one with the clam – appears it is calling out “Does anyone have an extra blanket?”
Bob & Ann,
As always, photo contest-winning pics – right in my “backyard”!
I have personally known only of two others who so appreciated and valued where he/she lives. One in Wales in the dearest little village, living in the former Mill House. The other, my father, in Ohio. Though few images were taken by camera, their minds and hearts are/were full of the glories of every season.
Impressive and beautiful, Bob and Marie.
Amazing collection depicting the culture with pristine clarity
Absolutely stunning photos….wow! Reminds me my homeland in S/W Nova Scotia. Thanks for sharing such wonderful memories!
Josette 🙂
Capturing some real goodies here with the M/M Trapani talent!
Bob and Ann-Marie,
Great images, once again! I especially like Nubble Light and the buoys in snow! Thanks again for sharing such beautiful work!
Vince
Thank you for sharing your talent with all of us.
As ususal, you both never cease to amaze me with your photographic talents. Loved the one of cape Neddick with the seagulls. Thanks for sharing. marla
Once again, you remind me I am still on the wrong coast. If you only knew how you make my heart sigh when I see your pictures. Thank you Ann-Marie for the Placid lobstah boat. It made me smell the salt in the air with a whiff of herring bait drifting by.