Round Pond lobster eaters relax on the deck soaking up late day sun.
Photo Credit : Sara Gray
Photographer Sara Gray spent time last summer exploring two locations in her home state of Maine to capture a quintessential rite of passage for many a New Englander. The lobster shack — an iconic symbol along the coast of New England — is a beacon to those who crave lobster fresh from the the Atlantic Ocean. Please enjoy some of our favorite photographs from her travels that capture the experience and the beauty of the Maine coast.
Round Pond crew at work. Photo Credit : Sara GrayRound Pond lobster eaters relax on the deck soaking up late day sun. Photo Credit : Sara GraySunset harbor view in Round Pond. Photo Credit : Sara GrayDiners flank both sides of the Five Islands Lobster Co. shack at dusk. Photo Credit : Sara GrayBehind the scenes in early evening at Five Islands. Photo Credit : Sara GrayGeorgetown lobster boats dot the harbor. Photo Credit : Sara GrayWire traps and harbor views in Georgetown. Photo Credit : Sara GrayA classic lobster dinner at Five Islands Lobster Co. in Georgetown, Maine. Photo Credit : Sara GrayColorful lobster buoys hang on the shingled shack at Round Pond Lobster Co. Photo Credit : Sara GrayRound Pond Lobster Co. beckons customers to dine waterside on a perfect summer blue sky day. Photo Credit : Sara GrayA yellow dinghy awaits dockside in Round Pond, Maine. Photo Credit : Sara GrayIlluminated order pick-up window at Five Islands. Weathered lobster sign at Five Islands. Photo Credit : Sara GrayThis post was first published in 2014 and is periodically updated.
