It is a calm, quiet cold. (Elizabeth (Stu) Mehlin/New Sharon)Winter wind howled and old shingles took flight. (Jane Knox/Rangeley)The path not well traveled is always more intriguing. (Jane Knox/Rangeley)Owl’s Head lighthouse. (Jane Naliboff/Chesterville)Antarctica or Rangeley? FRIGID, absolutlety FRIGID, but I had to get the shot. (Jane Naliboff/Chesterville)A perfect day to play, if you’re a deer. (Jane Naliboff/Chesterville)Sunrise in the woods comes through the trees. (Jane Naliboff/Chesterville)Sunset in Vienna. (Jane Naliboff/Chesterville)The moon and Venus aligned this week. (Jane Naliboff/Chesterville)Ice sculpture, splash by splash. (Jane Naliboff/Chesterville)The nail salon was booked. (Jane Naliboff/Chesterville)A slice of sky in the Vienna Mill Pond. (Jane Naliboff/Chesterville)A thick coat keeps this young one warm. (Jane Naliboff/Chesterville)Smith Road in New Sharon looking towards town. (Darlene Power/New Sharon)
Jane, You have outdone yourself this week!! Absolutely marvelous shots!
Jane Naliboff , your pictures this week have left me speechless, simply breathtakingly beautiful. Breathtakingly, did I make that word up? Definitely beyond describing they are sooooo magnificent!!
Really love the barn windows. Glad the winter weather isn’t keeping (some) photographers in.
Love the Smith Road photo. Nice work, Darlene.
awesome picture, as always, some gave me a chill just looking at them, thanks to all..
Still love Smith road. That red stove pipe rising up above the soft winter colors is striking. Great eye for simplicity and strength of detail at the same time. Should go to a gallery.
Wow, thank you so much from all of us on the other side of our lenses. If it weren’t for all of the likes and appreciative comments, I might not risk losing my fingers to frostbite, or freezing to death to capture the night sky. Actually, that’s only partially true, but it’s much more fun knowing that someone other than myself will be able to enjoy what Maine has to offer, especially if you’re not able to get outside yourselves.
Until next week, thank you again.
Jane Naliboff
Beautiful, as usual.
Thank you Jane, I’ve admired many of yours, another week of great photos.
I always enjoy these beautiful photos; thank you for sharing. I may be 1,700 miles away, but you all bring a bit of nostalgia to my life.
thank you all for the pictures. though all the pictures were a gift, I especially like the study of worn shingles and white window casings on the old barn. Nice eye!
Thank you, Nick!
Such wonderful photos! Would much rather be there than here in rainy New York City today.
I can enjoy in photos what I would not enjoy in person. Happy for your sharing while I stay warm down South.
I also especially like the beauty of Jane’s road less traveled. We sang Randall Thompson’s version of that (The Road Not Taken) at Maine Music Camp many years ago, Jane. Perhaps you remember . . .
Stunning photography this week!
Jane, You have outdone yourself this week!! Absolutely marvelous shots!
Jane Naliboff , your pictures this week have left me speechless, simply breathtakingly beautiful. Breathtakingly, did I make that word up? Definitely beyond describing they are sooooo magnificent!!
Really love the barn windows. Glad the winter weather isn’t keeping (some) photographers in.
Love the Smith Road photo. Nice work, Darlene.
awesome picture, as always, some gave me a chill just looking at them, thanks to all..
Still love Smith road. That red stove pipe rising up above the soft winter colors is striking. Great eye for simplicity and strength of detail at the same time. Should go to a gallery.
Wow, thank you so much from all of us on the other side of our lenses. If it weren’t for all of the likes and appreciative comments, I might not risk losing my fingers to frostbite, or freezing to death to capture the night sky. Actually, that’s only partially true, but it’s much more fun knowing that someone other than myself will be able to enjoy what Maine has to offer, especially if you’re not able to get outside yourselves.
Until next week, thank you again.
Jane Naliboff
Beautiful, as usual.
Thank you Jane, I’ve admired many of yours, another week of great photos.
I always enjoy these beautiful photos; thank you for sharing. I may be 1,700 miles away, but you all bring a bit of nostalgia to my life.
thank you all for the pictures. though all the pictures were a gift, I especially like the study of worn shingles and white window casings on the old barn. Nice eye!
Thank you, Nick!
Such wonderful photos! Would much rather be there than here in rainy New York City today.
I can enjoy in photos what I would not enjoy in person. Happy for your sharing while I stay warm down South.
I also especially like the beauty of Jane’s road less traveled. We sang Randall Thompson’s version of that (The Road Not Taken) at Maine Music Camp many years ago, Jane. Perhaps you remember . . .