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Things I see as I wander around Maine. Abandoned buildings and vehicles, old cemeteries, landscapes, people, whatever catches my eye. Occasionally I venture to the outside world as well and will share what I see there. *Click on any picture to see larger size and please let me know what you think.
About Me
- picsbyBen
- My basic philosophy on taking pictures is to record what is there. I try not to stage or pose any shot, and prefer not to edit excessively.
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- Web & Dew
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- In the Summertime...
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My Favorite Photo Sites. Must see.
- PhotoLatest
- Shorpy Historic Photo Archive
- American Suburb X - Photo Culture
- Artificial Owl - Abandoned Creations
- Atlas Obscura - Interesting Global Places
- Awkward Family Photos
- Bighappyfunhouse - Found Photos
- Black & White WTF - Random Ol' Timey Pics
- Box of Slides - Random Americana
- English Russia - The Other Side
- F*ckyeahghosttowns - Abandoned Places
- Mostly Forbidden Zone - Random Fun
- Opacity - Urban Ruins
- People of Walmart
- Retrospace Zeta - Fun from Before
- The Selvedge Yard - Vintage Pop Culture
My uncle is a painter who lives in Kennebunkport. This picture reminds me of a few of his paintings. It's very nice; the colors of the boats, the reflections in the water.
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