A bright Summer’s day in Northern Vermont.

Shooting into the sun never ends well.
A bright Summer’s day in Northern Vermont. Read More »
Stan Amster Photography – New England Landscape & Commercial Photographer

Shooting into the sun never ends well.
A bright Summer’s day in Northern Vermont. Read More »

Former Boston & Maine 4266 (F7a), former Maine Central 573 (GP7), and the Former Boston & Maine 4268 (F7a) come through The Gateway on a warm day.
Conway Scenic Railroad Mountaineer train at The Gateway Read More »

Marshall Point Lighthouse stands on a rocky point at the end of the St. George peninsula in Maine. The lighthouse aids navigation along the Gulf of Maine coast and marks the entrance to the mouth of the St. George River and the harbor located in the fishing village of Port Clyde.
A picture perfect day at Marshall Point Lighthouse in Maine. Read More »

Pemaquid Point Lighthouse. Commissioned by John Quincy Adams in 1827, this Maine lighthouse has the Fisherman’s Museum on the first floor in the Keepers House, and there is the possibility of renting the apartment on the second floor. The Pemaquid Point Lighthouse Park is located at the entrance to Muscongus Bay and Johns Bay, in the town of Bristol. The Town of Bristol purchased the park property from the Coast Guard in 1940 with the exception of the light tower. Pemaquid Point Lighthouse Park is managed by the Bristol Parks Commission.
Without a doubt, this is my favorite lighthouse in all of New England.
Pemaquid Point Lighthouse in in Bristol Maine. Read More »