Posted by: Bruce Proctor | November 11, 2011

Again a marvelous Mill Cove sunset

Sun Setting, Mill Cove 10-21-11-011

Sun Setting, Mill Cove 10-21-11-011

 

Cloud Front, Mill Cove Pond 10-21-11-020

Cloud Front, Mill Cove Pond 10-21-11-020

 

Dusk, Mill Cove Pond 10-21-11-32

Dusk, Mill Cove Pond 10-21-11-32

Posted by: Bruce Proctor | November 11, 2011

New photos, October 2011

Fall Maple Leaves, Birch Point, Maine 10-20-11-005

Fall Maple Leaves, Birch Point, Maine 10-20-11-005

Bay Water, Birch Point 10-16-11-022

Bay Water, Birch Point 10-16-11-022

Autumn Colors and Textures, Berry's Mill Road 10-17-11-059

Autumn Colors and Textures, Berry's Mill Road 10-17-11-059

Posted by: Bruce Proctor | September 11, 2011

Sunset, Mill Cove, Maine 09-09-2011

Sunset, Mill Cove, Maine 2011-09-09-007

Sunset, Mill Cove, Maine 2011-09-09-026

Sunset, Mill Cove, Maine 2011-09-09-026

Sunset, Mill Cove, Maine 2011-09-09-029

Sunset, Mill Cove, Maine 2011-09-09-029

Sunset, Mill Cove, Maine 2011-09-09-025

Sunset, Mill Cove, Maine 2011-09-09-025

Driving home over the Mill Cove bridge, I saw this sunset, turned the car around, parked, snapped my camera onto my tripod, and watched this phenomenon play out for me. “F8 and be there” is the old saw, and this time I was. I’m not a sunset kind of photographer, but you don’t pass up something like this!

Posted by: Bruce Proctor | September 11, 2011

Saltwater marsh, Popham, Maine 09-05-11

Saltwater marsh, Popham, Maine 09-05-11-025

Saltwater marsh, Popham, Maine 09-05-11-025

Saltwater Marsh, Popham, Maine 09-05-11-083

Saltwater Marsh, Popham, Maine 09-05-11-083

Saltwater Marsh, Popham, Maine 09-05-11-037

Saltwater Marsh, Popham, Maine 09-05-11-037

The Cache, Saltwater Marsh, Popham, Maine 09-05-11-069

The Cache, Saltwater Marsh, Popham, Maine 09-05-11-069

Pine Tree, Saltwater Marsh, Popham, Maine 09-05-11-042

Pine Tree, Saltwater Marsh, Popham, Maine 09-05-11-042

Posted by: Bruce Proctor | May 17, 2011

“J.C.Penney Blinds”–Poem

J.C.Penney Blinds
by Bruce Proctor

Come with headrails, hardware,
And clear, tilt wand.
Flush-mounted, snap-in brackets.
ReadyMade aluminum grommets.
Top down, bottom up,
Right hand draw.
“Hook and loop, then hang.
No pull cords to tangle.
Length can always be shortened.”

Bamboo vanes,
Basswood slats,
Linen-look vinyl
Vertical blinds,
Embossed or lacquered.
Elegant faux-silk
Double shades with
Half-circle bottom and half-round arch
Offer “privacy while still allowing
Visibility.”

Banded savannah solar mesh,
Fringed or unfringed.
Pleated duck with scalloped hem.
“Add a subtle edge
With chic, jute trim.”

Almond,
Chestnut,
Ivory beige,
Mocha,
Honey,
Silver sage,
Antique linen,
Candle light,
Leaf gold,
Spun lace,
Olive night.

“Sheer-back roman blinds
Facing street-side
Allow light to
Softly
Penetrate.”

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