Acadia National Park
This is the only National Park in New England, and it’s a place I’ve wanted to go for a while. We didn’t get the timing quite right for fall color (as it turns out, the coast is one of the last regions to turn), but we got a couple good hikes in and found some nice coast to explore.
Here’s a true story: we were sitting outside at our campground, and I was being mopey. Sometimes I just get in a funk and wonder if I actually even enjoy photography. Then I saw this little squirrel running around gathering pine cones and I thought, “I’m going to get a photo of him”. I watched for a bit, got an idea of his route, set up and waited, and sure enough he stopped right where I wanted. That’s when I remembered that I really do enjoy this. Thanks squirrel!
Ocean Path, Beehive Trail, Gorham Mountain
Featuring multiple photos of Molly looking off wistfully.
Western Point Overlook
This rocky shore was easily accessible from our campsite, so I got to visit it a few times. Normally I don’t like presenting multiple photos of the same thing, but I thought it might be interesting to show the same place under different lighting conditions. These were all taken around sunset on two different evenings.
