Fall in Maine

After attending Photoplus Expo in NYC, which was a wonderful conference and networking experience, a friend who had never seen most of the north east suggested a road trip! I am always up for a road trip, so was happy to be the tour guide and driver for our adventure. I had to cut our trip a little bit short because another last minute trip appeared on the horizon and I wanted 24 hours at home before that trip. So my original plan was to head up to Rochester, then drive across Vermont and New Hampshire into Maine, but the first part of the trip was cut out because of the time. That trip will happen another day... and don't worry Cal, I will get up to visit you soon!!!  We ventured to Maine instead and stayed at my little place up there as a home base and explored the coast line and a few hours inland. We missed the peak fall colors, but as usual Maine didn't disappoint (it is one of my favorite places on earth for a reason). I've learned too that the blueberry bushes peak in color after the regular trees, so we found some amazing reds peaking for the bushes!
We ventured to the top of Camden Hills which overlooks the entire coast line, went to a few of my favorite lighthouses, Marshall Point, Owl's Head, and the Rockland Breakwater. Had some awesome beer at Allagash, and had fires every night! A fun photo trip!
(All photos here are just from my iphone!) The photos from the trip will eventually be on my website when I find some time to go through them!  :)

Marshall Point Lighthouse in Port Clyde, Maine

Blueberry Fields for miles!

Owl's Head Lighthouse

Nick doing a timelapse on his phone next to my camera!

Found a beautiful spot in the middle of no where!

For some reason the trees were huge and gorgeous by this cemetery. We had to stop!