The Portland Museum of Art takes a career-spanning look at the work of Rose Marasco, one of Maine’s most accomplished — and eclectic — photographers.
After 45 years, Maine’s defiantly down-home classifieds weekly isn’t just hanging on in a post-Craigslist world — it’s thriving.
When you’re up at dawn to hunt sea ducks in winter, you can count on having the water to yourself.
Go behind the lens at the Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village our with photographer Séan Alonzo Harris and his 8x10 wooden field camera.
The lobstermen of Down East Maine tell us the stories behind their cherished vessels' names.
Watch a time-lapse video by Irvin Serrano of the Stephen Phillips Memorial Preserve as seen from the Height of Land.
With so many places to choose from, here are some great spots to snap your perfect Maine photo.
We've looked back on the hundreds of images that graced the pages of our magazine this year and picked the 10 that stayed with us long after the issue went to print.
We asked you to send photos of the dogs that join you in the field. We pawed through and retrieved a few of our favorites.
Visuals editor and photographer Mark Fleming takes us behind the lens of his photo shoot at Central Provisions in Portland.
Pull up a couple of Adirondack chairs and find yourself among kindred campers at Libby's Oceanside in York Harbor.
In this photo essay we celebrate Mainers who participated in the 2013 National Senior Games (where, take note all 40-somethings, turning 50 makes you eligible). Shown in the environments that fuel them, these athletes may never appear on a box of Wheaties, but they inspire us every day.