I had to check something in my files from last August and found a few compositions that never got processed.
Schooner Head
Otter Rocks
And Otter Cliffs
In a first, I saw dawn/sunrise every day we were there. Usually there’s at least one day with a serious impenetrable fog bank but we had six days with a visible horizon.
For a refresher of the trip click here, here, and here. We’re returning to Acadia in September and looking forward to it.
Stephen Gingold Nature Photography Blog 
From one who looks west, it’s lovely looking east.
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A new perspective is always refreshing. 🙂 Thanks, Michael.
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The sky is amazing in these photos.
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Thank you, rabirius!
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The rich colors in the second grabbed my attention—and why wouldn’t they?
(The first and third of your three links go back to the same 2018 post.)
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Thanks, Steve.
The link is now fixed.
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It’s a neat combination of photos. The first is cool, the second is warm, and the third is a combination of both. My favorite detail is the brilliance of the white clouds in the last photo. We rarely see such a thing here, but it’s quite striking. I’m sure Acadian sunrises like that profit from an absence of rank humidity and smog.
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I am sure lack of smog makes a big difference. Although Maine does get humid, the sea breeze helps keep it bearable on the shore. In the woods is a whole different experience in August. One reason why we prefer October.
The wispiness of the clouds was a nice surprise and the sun had risen high enough that it was no longer coloring the clouds.
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It’s always nice seeing new images from Acadia. Such a beautiful location. I love the warm glow on the rocks in the last image. Can’t wait to see what you create on the September trip.
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The rocks have a natural reddishness to them and if the low rays of light hit them they glow for a while. It’s a few moments of magic.
We are always eager to visit there again. It’s about the only place we go which sounds like we’re in a rut but we just enjoy it so much why go anywhere else, I guess. You can be sure I’ll be sharing here.
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