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That time of year has arrived, along the southern Maine seacoast, where every corner of the landscape seems to be coming back to life, even though the large tourist crowds haven’t arrived, yet.
Spring emerging in tree buds, unfurling in green leaves and shoots, audible in the excitement of birdsong, and able to be tasted in the subtle salty perfume you’ll breathe in during perfect, lonely walks along the shoreline.
Here are a few recent images I’ve taken during my travels between Ogunquit and Kennebunkport over the last few days…
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Up close and muddy with some familiar photography subjects in Kennebunkport
A feathered friend flitting about in the sunshine, salt spray and ocean air along the Marginal Way in Ogunquit
Sunset at Perkins Cove, Ogunquit, Maine
Looking towards the footbridge in Perkins Cove - Ogunquit, Maine
Sitting by the main beach in Ogunquit, Maine
Looking from the Anchorage towards Ogunquit Beach in Ogunquit, Maine
Fiddlehead Ferns unfurling in Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge - Wells, Maine
