Portland, Maine Photo Gallery by Beth at pbase.com

Portland, Maine

We start to explore the only major city within easy traveling distance from home. Today was errand day, so we didn't take very much time to explore or photograph, but this is what I got.

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Portland Museum of Art	McClellan House stairs	Starbuck's
Love the 'color' of this trolley and the cobbled street!(Portland, Maine)	Custom House, Portland, Maine (architecture)	John Ford, native son, Portland, Maine (memorial, statue, square)
Typical living arrangements right at the sidewalk.(Portland, Maine)	Weathered garage...in an older city, one finds older architecture.(Portland, Maine)	And contrasting architecture. (Portland, Maine)
We scope out Portland and ... (fireboat, Portland, Maine)	...Flatbread's for lunch. Mary asks me to take this one.	Sept. 30 and Portland turns whimsical...
...on a clear, fall day!	And red is the color...	....of the day!
Feb. 22: We head into Portland for a day ...	...on the town to .....	...shoot at the Museum.
I've always loved these apples and all the light, shadows and angles!	But there's art on the streets too and this one...	.... a wall mural, is very political!!

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ccdd_ent@yahoo.com		07-Jan-2010 00:30
Hello, I will be visiting Maine for the first time next week and hope to visit Portland. It looks so lovely and has such a great reputation for great lifestyle. Enjoyed your photos.

ccdd_ent@yahoo.com		07-Jan-2010 00:30
Hello, I will be visiting Maine for the first time next week and hope to visit Portland. It looks so lovely and has such a great reputation for great lifestyle. Enjoyed your photos.

Beth		22-May-2008 15:21
I would love to check out/photograph Deering, but know so little about it. Did a search and found some info. Please email me with more info if you are serious about wanting images. I'd love to further explore this area!! Beth

Guest		20-May-2008 14:28
Hey hey. Some unique and lovely stuff. Thanks. But it's all the yuppified town, not the beautiful, grimy old town that was slaughtered by the cognoscenti in the 60s. For sure, many of the gaps, and the artless new structures, are tombstones of some remarkable old structures and streetscapes. Check out Deering, still beautiful and kind of authentic. Before the Univ. of Southern Maine gobbles it up. Please record it for us. Adios/Kol Tov. Hiyavrom Nachums

Guest		07-Feb-2008 14:59
HI Beth. Nice photos. Could you email me your contact info - phone would be great - re: general rights to your Portland Maine city hall tower photo? My email is mpott@evhouse.com thanks. Marty

Guest		17-Jan-2008 13:38
Hi Beth, I am originally from Scarborough, right outside of Portland. I married a Navy guy and moved to Charleston SC in 1985, but miss home so much and hope to one day move back. Excellent pictures...they made me homesick all over again! Thanks for the awesome trip down memory lane. Julie

Beth		22-Nov-2004 23:44
skpr2, I shoot with a Canon 1D and a Canon S500 Elph....but mostly the 1D. It's a great camera and lots of fun to use. Good luck getting acquainted with Portland. It's a very nice small city! Beth

Guest		19-Nov-2004 14:55
Beautiful pictures Beth! I recently moved to Portland, and am yet to start exploring it. What equipment do you use? -Paul.

Louise Hamelin		20-Jun-2003 00:08
Hello Beth, Always a pleasure to come back and visit your wonderful galleries and beautiful pictures. You are the vivid example that dreams do come true. I am grateful to you for sharing with us your story. Thank you & all the best for many, many, many years to come ... Louise

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