One never knows where a fire hydrant might be encountered. Nicely complements the fall foliage, don't you think? [UFP100212]
![One never knows where a fire hydrant might be encountered. Nicely complements the fall foliage, don't you think? [UFP100212]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-kh3Q7sh/2/1f436cae/L/TFB_5452-L.jpg)
![Move over a few steps over, wait another 10 minutes, and voila, different perspective, different lighting. Same two boats, however. [UFP101712]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-MNwdMM2/2/681e24d1/Ti/TFB_7857-Ti.jpg)
![This frame and next, groundhog-eye views during low tide at Glen Cove in Rockland. [UFP101312]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-Xx6jTWP/2/21c1fcec/Ti/TFB_7531-Ti.jpg)
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![Tree reflections on Christopher Lake south of Bethel. The whitish object in background is a dock. Peak color? I'd say so. Lucked out. [UFP100312]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-wxpkhrf/1/ba111f0a/Ti/TFB_5677-Ti.jpg)
![This frame and next, Megunticook River upstream, at Sheepscot Cove, above the falls that cascade into downtown Camden. [UFP100312]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-kB8K9wd/3/92ccec39/Ti/TFB_5688-Ti.jpg)
![Table is chained to tree. What? Nogoodniks in MAINE? [UFP101912]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-mZ49pXj/2/1688d465/Ti/IMG_0898-Ti.jpg)
![View from village green, across from library, of Camden Harbor. [UFP101912]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-CQGkpFh/2/9d46d23f/Ti/IMG_0936-Ti.jpg)
![This and frame following, longish shutter speeds of a river new New Hope. This was taken at 1/6 second, the next at 1/4. [UFP100812]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-vWQk2rx/2/8efa1138/Ti/TFB_6284-Ti.jpg)
![Looks like cotton candy, doesn't it. That's the idea. [UFP100812]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-qXbjJRD/2/f334163d/Ti/TFB_6300-Ti.jpg)
![View uphill of colorful, variously textured field. In foreground is granite rock. [UFP100812]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-H9LQWPH/1/b20322ea/Ti/TFB_6356-Ti.jpg)
![This and three frames following, late-afternoon fog visible from residential street above the picturesque village of Bethel. [UFP100312]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-TkP9vrm/1/a3af4075/Ti/TFB_5763-Ti.jpg)
![[UFP100312]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-pv5RqNZ/2/307148d0/Ti/TFB_5751-Ti.jpg)
![Another silky-smooth shot, this of enticing waterfall at Grafton State Park, northeast of Bethel. Shutter speed 1/2 second. I was standing ankle deep in the water, nervously clutching camera mounted to not-so-sturdy tripod. [UFP100512]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-pspsB3w/2/1d9554f4/Ti/TFB_5896-Ti.jpg)
![View of same waterfall as in previous frame as water begins its descent below. I slipped and came close to accompanying its flight. Although I am relatively water repellent, the camera is not. Bye-bye pictures, possibly bye-bye Tom. UFP100412]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-QsFRL4D/1/4ec5ca76/Ti/TFB_5836-Ti.jpg)
!["Here's lookin' at ya!" 18-wheeler bears down on photographer foolishly standing in middle of two-lane road on a fog-drenched morning, just north of Grafton State Park. Picture taken, I scampered out of the way, just in time. This may be my favorite image of the 2,000-plus I took during my five weeks in Maine. No retake op here. [UFP100512]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-2fX3Vj4/1/65105505/Ti/TFB_5917-Ti.jpg)
![This frame and next, lobster rope found on the wharf in Owl's Head harbor. Color boost applied to both. [092412]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-XBzxDFg/1/5e4f2884/Ti/TFB_4635-Ti.jpg)
![[UFP092412]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-JbkLffJ/2/89681892/Ti/TFB_4623-Ti.jpg)
![One never knows where a fire hydrant might be encountered. Nicely complements the fall foliage, don't you think? [UFP100212]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-kh3Q7sh/2/1f436cae/Ti/TFB_5452-Ti.jpg)
![This frame and next, a man-made (and man-controlled) waterfall in downtown Rumford, birthplace of Edmund Muskie (1914-1996), who before election to the U.S. Senate in 1959, served as governor of Maine for four years. He was running mate to George McGovern in the 1972 presidential race. The adjacent public park is dedicated in his memory. [UFP100212]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-h2ZsGT2/2/da92524c/Ti/TFB_5475-Ti.jpg)
![View from Edmund Muskie memorial park. [UFP100212]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-XqrLWg6/2/408d59a6/Ti/TFB_5483-Ti.jpg)