Here’s a large view of the image that was printed for the customer in Dallas. Gary asked to see it larger and as it turns out I never shared it on the blog before. It’s from 2010 just after I started blogging.
I call this location Otter Ledges. I am not sure if it has an actual name but is between Thunder Hole and Otter Cliffs.
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Wild and tumultuous clouds and bottle-green sea – so beautiful!
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Thanks, Eliza. It was exhilarating to be there and I can still recall the sensation of being on the rocks and receiving spray from the waves.
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Fantastic! This one has such power, very dynamic and dramatic. I’m so glad a customer chose this one for a large print. Very nice, indeed.
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Thanks, Todd! The customer has been to Acadia and said that this image helped him and his wife experience what it was like to be there. That’s quite a compliment that I appreciated.
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It’s different from your usual in that some of the water was moving upward.
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Yes but some of it is receding and all water goes up at some point.
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The dark clouds make it look like you might’ve been concerned about water coming down soon.
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We were but the only water we received was spray.
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Thanks very much for the reverse-reprise, Steve. It reminds me very much of some of the magnificent shoreline of Lake Superior north of Duluth, especially around Grand Marais.
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Much of Maine’s coast is similar to what you see here, Gary. Rugged and often wild.
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Wonderful, dramatic image!
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Thanks, Denise! Wish I lived closer to the ocean but then I’d miss our forests.
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A fabulous scene, beautifully photographed – no wonder someone wants to be able to look at it all the time!
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Thanks, Lynn. I have never printed this myself, my friend Mark did it for me. I should but have no wall space.
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