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  • Caribou at Dusk

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    Here are a few photos of Caribou last Tuesday. It was around dusk and there were some specific photos I wanted to take — local businesses on Bennet Drive at dusk, when there is still some daylight, but all the storefronts and signs are lit (those that are still open after 8pm).

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    Caribou at Dusk

  • Something About Change and Decay

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    I took a short walk during my lunch break today to snap a few photos. I’m not sure what I find so fascinating about taking photos of the crumbling parts of town. Maybe it’s the way things change over time; nothing ever stays the same forever, which I guess is how anything acquires any value.…

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    Something About Change and Decay

  • Photo Habit

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    Here are some photos I took at random over the past couple of weeks, both at home and on the road for work. As per usual, a disproportionate number of all the photos I took over that time period were of our dog, Jeannie, but I’ll spare you most of those — except for this…

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    Photo Habit

  • a walk in caribou

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    I went for a walk the other day. Here is a sample of photos I took during my tour around town. I’m thinking of putting together a photo book to sell online with the full collection of photos.

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    a walk in caribou

  • Weekend Photo Outing

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    Just a guy with a weird antenna-looking thing on his back (360 camera on a stick), a drone, and a big-ass camera shooting photos and video of mundane stuff around town.

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    Weekend Photo Outing

  • Fire in the Sky

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    The skies above Caribou put on quite a show this morning. When I woke up and caught a glimpse of this out of our bedroom window, I ran straight out of bed, grabbed my drone from the office, and bolted into the driveway — still in my underwear — to capture these photos. In case…

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    Fire in the Sky

  • Fall by the River

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    Here’s a few quick photos I took while Kim and Jeannie and I went for a walk along the river bed this evening. I haven’t taken much time to walk along the river bed this summer. I’ve been busy processing photos, producing videos, building this website, and trying to figure out how to effectively use…

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    Fall by the River

  • Graham Platner on Building Back Power Structures for the Working Class — and Using Them to Fight the Oligarchy

    Graham Platner isn’t satisfied with the status quo. In fact, he’s downright pissed about it, and he’s not alone. As he begins his run for a position in the United States Senate in Maine, Graham is hosting a series of town hall meetings to speak directly to Mainers about his perspectives on the current state…

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    Graham Platner on Building Back Power Structures for the Working Class — and Using Them to Fight the Oligarchy

  • Graffiti Around Caribou

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    I’m not sure why, but I’ve always found graffiti fascinating. I don’t really understand the motivation behind it, nor do I understand any of the messaging, ideals, codes, or memes associated with most of it. Nevertheless, I’m always drawn to photograph it, if for no other reason than it’s something interesting to look at. Here…

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    Graffiti Around Caribou

  • Caribou’s Power Plant and Boring Childhood Car Rides

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    The site stands out in my mind as being almost iconic. I grew up in Van Buren, a small town near the Canadian border. We often traveled south to Caribou and Presque Isle to shop at Ames, Service Merchandise and the Aroostook Centre Mall — the mall was a bigger deal then — and maybe…

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    Caribou’s Power Plant and Boring Childhood Car Rides