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Zeke' Lookout Summit 5-04
Made by InAweofGod'sCreation
Camden Hills State Park is located in the Megunticook Mountain Range on the shore of Penobscot Bay. Recognizing the special features of this area, the National Park Service acquired nearly 5,000 acres of this range in the 1930's. In cooperation with the Civilian Conservation Corps, the Park Service built the Camden Hills Recreation Development Area during the late 1930's and early 1940's. Since 1947, the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands has administered the area now known as Camden Hills State Park, one of Maine's most popular parks. travel.yahoo.com/p-parks-217011-camden_hills_state_park-i


anchor
Made by romanlily
From the French Cemetery, Lincolnville, Maine. This was one of the most beautiful and poignant cemeteries I've ever visited. It's on a bluff overlooking Penobscot Bay, the waters in which undoubtedly claimed some of its residents. Several of the gravestones included brief details about the demise of the interred. We read many crushingly short epitaphs about mothers buried with infants and young sailors whose remains were buried at sea. The full text of this tombstone read: Wyman, son of Capt. Eben & Jane Collemer was drowned by the upsetting of a boat while weighing Anchor Nov. 22, 1851, [aged] 22 yrs. 3 mo's. In the midst of life we are in death.


Golden Sunset
Made by six28fifty
Lake in Lincolnville, ME. Listen to Fergus O'Farrell's incredible song, Gold here profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile... This one is for Fergus.


shanti and casey
Made by mrtoastey
Some last day shots in Maine of our group's lakeside picknic drink-a-thon. Karen proudly made cosmos and we all basked in the afterglow of an amazing week of photography. These supremely low-tech pix were taken with my HOlga toy camera on 120 flim.


Frozen Maiden Cliff
Made by Richard The Lyin' Hearted
Looking toward the ocean over a frozen Lake Megunticook from Maiden Cliff in March 2005. This trail, off Mountain Road in Camden, is among the most well used in the region. It is managed by the Camden Hills State Park.


Cottage at twilight
Made by Jack Jeffries
My thanksgiving break was spent at this cottage in Lincolnville Maine. This particular evening was about 12 degrees. I had to go outside and press the button then run inside until the photo was exposed.


Ducktrap Harbor
Made by Fred_T
The beautiful scene of Ducktrap Harbor in Lincolnville, Maine. The harbor is named because it used to be ringed by giant oaks, which made it difficult for ducks to gain enough altitude to escape.


Still before sunrise
Made by Kalabird
4:00 am, pre-dawn, Lincolnville beach. I'm not a tripod girl, nor a wide-angle expert, but I loved that red boat.... Day 2 at the Maine Photographic Workshop, sunrise fieldtrip.


Fernald's Neck
Made by Roadduck99
View On Black Paddling on Lake Megunticook. Nothing better on a 90-degree day.


Pantry
Made by diver227
Abandoned house in Lincolnville Beach, ME. Canning jar left in the pantry have probably been there at least 10 years. Former home of Raymond and Myrtle Oxton.


Leaf in the Waves
Made by timsackton
Weekend trip to Maine for a friend's wedding, October 2009. Shot with Canon XTi, EF-S17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM @ 85mm ¹⁄₁₂₅ sec at f/6.3, ISO100, no flash


NewlyWeds in 1938
Made by diver227
Inside the abandoned farmhouse of Raymond and Myrtle Oxton on Rt 1 in Lincolnville Beach. Wedding photo left behind.


Palm Warbler Foraging in Grass
Made by Jerry Acton
This yellow race Palm Warbler was with a mixed flock of warblers migrating through Drake Corner, Maine last week.


The red boat
Made by Kalabird
Another attempt; I like this one better. Day 2 at the Maine Photographic Workshop, sunrise fieldtrip.


Eyeing the shot
Made by Kalabird
Mom shooting the sunrise during day 2 of the Maine Photographic Workshops. Lincolnville beach, ME.


sunflowerbaby
Made by jamiebus23
A sunflower that hasn't opened up yet in my garden. I thought that the light on it was beautiful!


A path diverges in the woods
Made by Richard The Lyin' Hearted
One of the trail cut-offs at the Tanglewood 4-H camp in Lincolnville, along the Ducktrap River.


Megunticook Lake/Fernald’s Neck Preserve
Made by Esposito Images
180〫Stacked Panoramic Photograph. Taken from 16 individual shots stitched 3 rows at a time.


Reflection
Made by spdorsey
A walk through the Fernalds Neck Park near the coast of Maine revealed this reflective scene.


Shroom
Made by spdorsey
A solitary mushroom at the Fernalds Neck Park preserve. It was delicious. (Just kidding).