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After the parade on the Fourth of July our family packed up for a picnic, where we feasted on the lobster rolls and blueberry pie we had prepared the night before. The kids rowed around in a dinghy while the…

When my daughter was four, she wanted to be a pastry chef. When she was six, she wanted to be a sushi chef and a pastry chef, and planned to open a restaurant here in Bar Harbor “after college.” I…

My friend George is working on a series of 100 environmental portraits, and I got to be part of it! (An environmental portrait is one that shows a person in their own space, like their home or workplace, so for…

  Another absolutely gorgeous summer day in Maine, and I was back at College of the Atlantic. In town it was humid and sticky, but on the beach the sun was pleasantly  warm and the breeze was pleasantly cool, and…

A half-hearted rain shower started just after I reached the beach, but I could see blue sky all around, so I just tucked my backpack under a tree and started beachcombing. The rain passed and it turned into a beautiful…

  Time traveling again, way way back to April 28. Fortunately, I took notes while beachcombing, so I can tell you it was cold out on the Bluffs, overcast with a stiff north wind and rough seas. A few gulls…

So I got a little distracted from the parameters I set for the Beachcombing photos – the sea glass and beach stones were so entertaining they each got their own photo. I sort of forgot about science and went with…

I think the title of the latest Barcelona Beachcombing photo (“Just the Sea Glass”) is pretty self-explanatory. This is probably the closest I will ever get to working in stained glass!

Two of the Beachcombing photos are now available as limited edition prints through the online gallery Eye Buy Art.  I’ve also worked with curator Emily McInnes to offer custom ‘portraits’ of your own collections. You might remember Kristi’s seaglass and…