Tucked just at the edge of Acadia National Park, Winter Harbor is the epitome of that classic Maine town we all dream about when we think of summer. The coastal town draws in artists, fishermen and vacationers alike. Please enjoy these select photographs of Winter Harbor, Maine, captured by contributing photographer Carl Tremblay last year.
A bountiful catch from one of the lobsterman’s hauls.
Tucked just at the edge of Acadia National Park, Winter Harbor is the epitome of that classic Maine town we all dream about when we think of summer. The coastal town draws in artists, fishermen and vacationers alike. Please enjoy these select photographs of Winter Harbor, Maine, captured by contributing photographer Carl Tremblay last year.
Sunlight washes over the lobster boats in Winter Harbor’s classic Maine setting. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayA. Michael Faulkinham, an independent Maine fishermen and member of the Winter Harbor Lobster Coop since 1974. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayFresh lobsters arrive at the Winter Harbor Lobster Coop. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayA bountiful catch from one of the lobsterman’s hauls. Randy Matthews and Mike Faulkinham, Michael’s son, aboard his boat Captain Cole, collecting bait. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayRetired lobster buoys adorn a garage in town. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayThe small and quiet Main Street includes the village’s go to shop for supplies, Winter Harbor 5&10. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayPotter Kathryn Balteff. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayJ.M. Gerrish on Main Street, the town center’s market and cafe. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayTai Chi at picturesque Fraser Point. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayMark Island Light with Cadillac Mountain in the distance. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayThe beauty of Schoodic Point’s rocky shores and pointed pine landscape. Photo Credit : Carl Tremblay
