An iPhone Take On Spring In Coastal Maine

I spent the entire winter in south Florida this past year. I enjoyed the sunshine, the warm weather, and the ocean temperatures, but I missed coastal Maine more than I can express.

That being said, I feel as if I did not share in the misery that so many of my friends faced during a winter for the ages. Snow, ice, and frigid temperatures were commonplace and I know how relieved everyone is to see the signs of spring in the air and on the water. I now have the privilege of returning for another summer and I look forward to enjoying all the pleasures of warm weather in Maine.

These images were taken with my iPhone, which is a slight departure from my faithful Nikon. I felt like challenging myself to capture what I see through another digital medium. So far so good.

Here’s to warm weather, boats, and barbecues. Let the summer begin!

May days at Marshall Point lighthouse.

Photos of An iPhone Take On Spring In Coastal Maine

May days at Marshall Point lighthouse.

Late afternoon colors in Tenants Harbor.

Even Belted Galloways need to enjoy some rare spring sunshine in Rockport.

April sunset over Port Clyde harbor.

Evening light on the rocks in Martinsville.

Brilliant sunshine dances across Penobscot bay.

'Nuff said.

Gloomy days in early May.

Getting in a Downeast frame of mind.

Eager to get in the water!

High pressure holds over Mosquito Harbor.

Community is everything on the Maine coast.

Don't forget about me!

Spring clouds are all too familiar to coastal maine residents.