Community Gallery XIII: A tradition continues
Chickawaukee on Feb. 2. (Photo courtesy Deb Shepard)
Charlie Costello snapped this picture Jan. 16 at his home in Rockport. He looked outside as the snow began coming down and spotted the hearts. “I believe our local UPS driver made the two hearts in his smallish truck as he turned around in our driveway,” he said. “Despite the difficulties of our world, we are grateful to be here.”
Chelsea Summers, of South Thomaston, writes: “A face appeared in the smoke of our burning Christmas tree... Is it the Spirit of Krampus?
Happy New Year!”
Rockland Rainbow. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Rescued bird on Elm Street, Camden. Photographer Susan Kanellakis was on her morning walk right behind James, who is the owner of Zoot. “When I approached him I noticed the black and white warbler on a piece of cardboard that he was carrying. James walked towards a planter and lovingly placed the bird there. I have a feeling the bird flew into a window and was stunned and confused. Evidently, he trusted James enough to place him in a safe place. I thanked James for being a good citizen. This was not the first time that I’ve seen a bird on Elm. I’ve come to the conclusion that the birds are flying into the windows and perhaps store owners could place decals on their windows and glass doors to prevent these unfortunate accidents.”
Photo by Susan Kanellakis
Sunrise. Photo by Susan Kanellakis
Photo by Carolyn Kanicki
Photo by Susan Kanellakis
Photo by Susan Kanellakis
Photo by Susan Kanellakis
Photo by Susan Kanellakis
Photo by Carolyn Kanicki
Photo by Carolyn Kanicki.
Photo by Susan Kanellakis.
May Tulips. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Ornamental Pear Tree. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Double rainbow, May 12
The wonder of the season. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Tulips on Philbrick Avenue. (Photo by Jane Schroeder)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Lupine Season in Full Bloom. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
The view from Beech Hill. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Wabanaki singing and drumming on Beech Hill. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Another foggy day at the harbor. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Morning sky. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
After the thunderstorm. (Photo courtesy Jane Schroeder)
Full moon over Philbrick Avenue. (Photo courtesy Jane Schroeder)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Flowers at Eliza Steele garden. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Flowers at Eliza Steele garden. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Marshall Point Lighthouse back in service. (Photo by Diane Heath)
“sky-blue-pink” (Photo by Jane Schroeder)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
The calm before the storm (tropical storm Lee). (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Sunset before opening day at Common Ground Country Fair.
Photo by Penelope Olson
Morning dew on a funnel-spider web formed on an almost-empty concrete planter - foggy September day.
Photo by Penelope Olson, Appleton
Photo by Bill Bow of Rockport, Maine.
(Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Morning Fog. (Photo by by Susan Kanellakis)
Sunrise at Rockland Harbor. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Neighbors Making supper. (Photo by Jane Schroeder)
Rockland Sunrise. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Oct. 20, 2023 sunrise over Penobscot Bay. (Photo by Renee Heal)
(Photo by by Susan Kanellakis)
October twilight. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
October twilight. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by by Susan Kanellakis)
Making raking fun. (Photo by Deb Shepard)
(Photo by by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by by Susan Kanellakis)
Still hanging on as of Nov. 17, 2023. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Pot ‘O Gold at Owls Head. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
A peek inside Santa’s workshop. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Holiday Activities. Chip Shepard is decorating for his holiday soiree! (Photo by Deb Shepard)
Season's first snow. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Sunrise at Laite Beach. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
January full moon. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
A view from the Waterfront Restaurant. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Twilight. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Birds in Flight. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Sunset. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Pushing Up toward Spring. (Photo courtesy Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Chickawaukee on Feb. 2. (Photo courtesy Deb Shepard)
Charlie Costello snapped this picture Jan. 16 at his home in Rockport. He looked outside as the snow began coming down and spotted the hearts. “I believe our local UPS driver made the two hearts in his smallish truck as he turned around in our driveway,” he said. “Despite the difficulties of our world, we are grateful to be here.”
Chelsea Summers, of South Thomaston, writes: “A face appeared in the smoke of our burning Christmas tree... Is it the Spirit of Krampus?
Happy New Year!”
Rockland Rainbow. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Rescued bird on Elm Street, Camden. Photographer Susan Kanellakis was on her morning walk right behind James, who is the owner of Zoot. “When I approached him I noticed the black and white warbler on a piece of cardboard that he was carrying. James walked towards a planter and lovingly placed the bird there. I have a feeling the bird flew into a window and was stunned and confused. Evidently, he trusted James enough to place him in a safe place. I thanked James for being a good citizen. This was not the first time that I’ve seen a bird on Elm. I’ve come to the conclusion that the birds are flying into the windows and perhaps store owners could place decals on their windows and glass doors to prevent these unfortunate accidents.”
Photo by Susan Kanellakis
Sunrise. Photo by Susan Kanellakis
Photo by Carolyn Kanicki
Photo by Susan Kanellakis
Photo by Susan Kanellakis
Photo by Susan Kanellakis
Photo by Susan Kanellakis
Photo by Carolyn Kanicki
Photo by Carolyn Kanicki.
Photo by Susan Kanellakis.
May Tulips. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Ornamental Pear Tree. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Double rainbow, May 12
The wonder of the season. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Tulips on Philbrick Avenue. (Photo by Jane Schroeder)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Lupine Season in Full Bloom. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
The view from Beech Hill. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Wabanaki singing and drumming on Beech Hill. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Another foggy day at the harbor. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Morning sky. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
After the thunderstorm. (Photo courtesy Jane Schroeder)
Full moon over Philbrick Avenue. (Photo courtesy Jane Schroeder)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Flowers at Eliza Steele garden. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Flowers at Eliza Steele garden. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Marshall Point Lighthouse back in service. (Photo by Diane Heath)
“sky-blue-pink” (Photo by Jane Schroeder)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
The calm before the storm (tropical storm Lee). (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Sunset before opening day at Common Ground Country Fair.
Photo by Penelope Olson
Morning dew on a funnel-spider web formed on an almost-empty concrete planter - foggy September day.
Photo by Penelope Olson, Appleton
Photo by Bill Bow of Rockport, Maine.
(Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Morning Fog. (Photo by by Susan Kanellakis)
Sunrise at Rockland Harbor. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Neighbors Making supper. (Photo by Jane Schroeder)
Rockland Sunrise. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Oct. 20, 2023 sunrise over Penobscot Bay. (Photo by Renee Heal)
(Photo by by Susan Kanellakis)
October twilight. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
October twilight. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by by Susan Kanellakis)
Making raking fun. (Photo by Deb Shepard)
(Photo by by Susan Kanellakis)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by Dru Woodman)
(Photo by by Susan Kanellakis)
Still hanging on as of Nov. 17, 2023. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Pot ‘O Gold at Owls Head. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
A peek inside Santa’s workshop. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Holiday Activities. Chip Shepard is decorating for his holiday soiree! (Photo by Deb Shepard)
Season's first snow. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Sunrise at Laite Beach. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
January full moon. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
A view from the Waterfront Restaurant. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Twilight. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
Birds in Flight. (Photo by Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Sunset. (Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
Pushing Up toward Spring. (Photo courtesy Carolyn Kanicki)
(Photo by Susan Kanellakis)
On May 11, 2023, the day the federal government officially called an end to the pandemic, we commemorate it with the start of our 13th community gallery of photos. And the first photo is aptly one of hope.
The first volume of pandemic photos was created in March 2020, and since then, you, the photographers, have steadily taken your cameras to the Midcoast, capturing how we perceived living through a deadly pandemic. Your photos have been remarkably expressive, and beautiful.
The one constant was the beautiful landscape that greeted us every morning and soothed our sensibilities.
The pandemic galleries, and all the photographers who contributed to them, even received an award from the Maine Press Association for the collective effort to record our unsettling times with cameras.
We thought about discontinuing the galleries in Summer 2021, when we thought the pandemic was winding down. But it did not, and photographers continued sending us their photos.
In 2022, we decided, what the heck. We love your photos, and your appreciation of the world around us. Let’s continue the tradition on recording life in the Midcoast, courtesy of area photographers.
This collection of submitted photos taken by residents and visitors to the state will join Moving through the seasons with area photographers, Tipping toward Winter, Maine establishes new normal with a sense of grace and Maine weathers a pandemic, Maine springs through a pandemic, Summering on through uncharted times, the Leaves of Change, Finding our Footing, a Hopeful new year, A Wellspring of Hope, Grounding in our natural environment during troubling times, By now we know the routine
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