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After 10 posts from my recent trip to Coastal Maine, I thought I’d put together a set of some of my personal favorites. If you’d like to view the all my images from up the coast visit my website at landscapesbyjackkearney.com (link in bio
The last set of new Acadia images is from Jordan Pond. Another classic location. On both visits, we got similar moody and stormy conditions. I’ve shot here at least 5 times, but I never did the loop around the pond. It was such a beautiful expe
The Schoodic Peninsula is a special part of Acadia. For one, it’s much quieter than Mount Desert Island due to it being an hour plus from the “main” part of the park. It’s also the only part of Acadia that’s on the main
One quiet and often overlooked feature of Acadia are the various salty waterway such as the salt marshes. On a rainy day, where exploring on foot was less than ideal, we drove around Mount Desert Island looking for some moody salt marshes scenes. Bas
The Bass Harbor Lighthouse standing proud, perched on the edge of a rocky cliff side. While this lighthouse is heavily overshot, even I have shot it now on 5 different occasions, it is always a beautiful. I always get here like an hour and a half ear
Hadlock Falls and a few other cascades in Acadia National Park. Acadia isn’t know for its’ waterfalls. Hadlock is the only continuous fall in the park that I know of. But, after a solid rain, water tumbles off the every edge of the granit
Cadillac Mountain is a champ for a reason. Normally, in moments like these, you find yourself surrounded by hundreds of people wanting to enjoy the same thing. But we, by chance, timed it perfectly that the park was almost fully open, short of the Fa
Acadia’s granite shores on the northeast coast are so much fun to explore. From Sand Beach out to Otter Cliff, the exploration is endless. We spent many hours over multiple days out on these rocks. We got poured on and sat under bright blue ski
Portland Head Light. This place is epic. Upon arriving at the state park and I walked over to the lighthouse area and was blown away. Then, I was immediately disappointed when I saw a fence blocking off the rocky coastal cliffs. It wasn’t until
Next stop, we hit Marginal Way, Cape Porpoise, and both the Marshall Point and Pemaquid Lighthouses. We got to spend an hour or two at each. As a traveling photographer and tourist alike know, the weather is what it is. Each of these locations are d
Our very first stop up the coast was Nubble Light House. It was the perfect introduction to the southern coast and Cape Neddick. We got our footing on the rocky Maine coast and we didn’t leave the rocks for the next two weeks. We visited Nubble
I visited a new place today with friends and our kids. In between fighting over who has a better stick and trying to make sure no one took an unintended swim, I grabbed this shot quickly. I’ll be back soon to explore more intimately. Very cool
In Canaan, CT, Dean’s Ravine has a stunning and tumbling waterfall that winds its way through downed limbs which gravity and weather have sent into the ravine. It is often overlooked because it’s very big brother Great Falls is just up th
My wife and I took a quick day trip down to East Haddam for my birthday last Friday. It was my first time going to Gillette Castle, which is quite the sight, and it was nice to revisit Chapman Falls, that was flowing nicely. We had some dark and stor
Classics are classics for a reason. I shoot this bridge every season and I don’t get tired of it because of the variety of changing conditions and weather that move through the valley. This was shot on the same afternoon as my previous post. Af