2021 Acadia National Park

Bioluminescence
On a cliff
The rugged coast line of Acadia NP
Schoodic Cove
May 2021 Artist in Residence. Acadia Cove. One of the most interesting things about a true dark sky is capturing the green airglow. No, the sky is not black and not even blue when the moonlight is not present. We rarely see air glow in NJ due to light pollution.
Acadia's Coast
The Milky Way capture along the Acadia National Park coast. Otter cliff can be seen at the distance.
Overlook
Islands of Acadia
May 2021 Artist in Residence. Some areas of Acadia are actually islands at high tide
To the stars
The Milky Way captured at Little Hunter's beach at Acadia National Park.
Little Hunter's beach
The Milky Way captured at Little Hunter's beach at Acadia national Park.
Eagle lake
May 2021 Artist in Residence. The beautiful Eagle lake and Mount Pemetic, the fourth tallest peak in Acadia.
Thunder Hole
May 20121 Artist in Residence. My own take of this iconic location within the park.
The North End.
May 2021 Artist in Residence. Whereas the Galactic Core of the Milky Way gets the most attention, the north end is beautiful as well. Can you spot Cassiopeia?
star trails alone
Stars at Jordan pond
Startrails captured at Jordan Pond illustrating the earth rotation around the North star. Acadia National Park
Schoodic Cove 2
May 2021 Artist in Residence. Stars trailing.
Sunset in Acadia
May 2021 Artist in Residence. The colors of Acadia in Spring.
Essence of Acadia
May 2021 Artist in Residence. Sunsets and dark skies; coastal waters and evergreen trees; Schoodic peninsula and Mount Desert island; colors. This is what makes Acadia so special.
Raven's nest
May 2021 Artist in Residence. Sunset by the beautiful cliffs of Raven's nest.
The three siblings
May 2021 Artist in Residence. The trees of Acadia in Spring.
Leaving Bar Harbor
May 2021 Artist in Residence. One of the roads to the Park.
Schoodic sunrise
October 2021 Artist in Residence
Fall in Acadia 1
October 2021 Artist in Residence
Jessup
October 2021 Artist in Residence
Dawn
October 2021 Artist in Residence