Bass Park track on a foggy morning

Submitted to Photo Sharks Pace challenge.

Black Bench

This was taken on the night of a total lunar eclipse on the Bangor Waterfront.

Submitted to Photo Friday's Black challenge.

Abandon all hope?

Submitted to Shutterday's Abandoned challenge.

Hassan Hakmoun performs at the 2008 American Folk Festival

Hassan Hakmoun performs on the Railroad Stage in front of a large crowd in Bangor, Maine at the American Folk Festival on the Bangor Waterfront on August 23rd, 2008.

Submitted to Photo Sunday's People theme.

Can I photograph John Hodgman in this light?

Submitted to Photo Sharks Technical challenge.

Deer at the edge of UMaine's Orono campus

I didn't get the camera out quickly enough to get a shot of these deer while they were crossing the road (why did the deer cross the road?), but I did manage to get a quick shot before they bolted for the woods. That last deer on the right ambled into the frame as I shot. Submitted to Lens Day's Movement challenge.

Yes, NYC does clean subway stations

2nd Avenue Station gets a pressure watch just after midnight.

Submitted to See It Sunday's Liquid challenge.

As macros go, I think I like this one better than the one I just posted.

But, you can't really tell that it's a pig in this shot. C'est la vie, I guess.

This little piggie came from China...

...along with my niece (who is currently 10 months old).

Submitted to Macro Day for the Asiana challenge.

Foggy morning in Bangor and Orono

As usual, I wish I had more time to just keep shooting.

More to be seen at Whittling Fog on Flickr.

Standpipe. After Midnight. November. Leafless trees. Shadows.

Fog + Dusk + Stillwater River =

More foggy shots of the Stillwater River on Friday (Nov. 7th, 2008) at dusk.

(Homemade) Signs of the times

Seen on the way to work this afternoon in Orono, Maine.

I especially like the Kittens poster!

Starting young

This young harmonica player gives me hope.

I wish I could've captured a little bit more of the harp in this shot. It was an awfully tiny harmonica built for tiny hands. Very cool that this toddler was happily playing during the American Folk Festival on the Bangor Waterfront in August.

Submitted to Moody Monday's challenge for Hope.