Marginal Way, Ogunquit, Maine

Took a nice walk on the Marginal Way to Perkins Cove today, was in Ogunquit to pick up work at the Barn Gallery.  Beautiful breeze off the water and delicious lobster roll at Jake's!

Pemaquid Point, Maine

Last day of the Pemaquid painting retreat, moving my office on to the next location...

After the Storm, Cape Elizabeth, Maine

Went out to Fort Williams today after last night's terrific rain and wind storm.  Was wild and beautiful!

Fundy Trail, New Brunswick

Another pic from New Brunswick along the Fundy Trail of a flower pot rock.  The water was churned up from Hurricane Earl and brown just along the edge and then beautiful blue green.

Campobello Island, New Brunswick

Took this as we finished our New Brunswick trip today on our way from St George to Deer Island to Campobello, love the patterns in the water on this one. 
This was a day for seeing wildlife! Started when I went out before sunrise to get some pics and saw a large handsome deer in Gardner Creek, then we saw a beautiful bald eagle on the ferry ride to Deer Island, and then many whales from the rocks of East Quoddy Lighthouse.  It happened to be low tide when we were at the Lighthouse so a trip out to the light was possible.  Drove back on Rt 1 and stopped at Moody's Diner for dinner.   A very wonderful Labor Day weekend trip to New Brunswick.

Ocean Point, East Boothbay, Maine

Found myself at Ocean Point today to paint, gorgeous!!!  Not much yellow here...guess I'll be happy with blue.

Pemaquid Point, Maine

Took a trip to Damariscotta today to pick up artwork and went on to Pemaquid to paint.  What a change in the weather, 84 and sunny in Damariscotta and 64 and fogged in at Pemaquid.  Still beautiful and fascinating with all the sounds of the busy Atlantic unseen in the veil of fog.  Many tourists were disappointed to come to Pemaquid on their one chance and to have no view.  Quote of the day from a very young boy to his parents "Look at that man down on the rocks with a BABY!"

Two Lights State Park

Today's adventure and walk at Two Lights State Park, hot, hot, hot.  Then the sky turned very dark a few times, but blew out to sea.