Adam

@adamjasonp

Coder, blogger & millennial who loves the peace & quiet in Maine. Independent. human, rejects AI nonsense

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Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 28

Old Orchard Beach and Two Lights. #Maine #photography The entry fee of $5 to get to this beach is worth it. $4.40 for a pizza slice, not so much.

On beach facing both the stretch of sand and the amusement rides featuring Ferris wheel. Plenty of people, and the grass is green.

From inside Libby library, facing the window out into the reading garden, featuring a statue of a girl reading, enclosed with bricks; plants near the window; further out are trees, some buildings, cars and rides.

Panorama of a very rocky coast plus some sea weed, with greens around sides of frame, partly blue skies and a boat in the distance. Other land in the far distance with fog.

A shot of wedding leftovers and a pickup truck from a distance including a tent. Most of the photo is various greens, ocean and partly blue sky.

Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 20

Saco Art Festival, closing off a section of Main St, with a performer with a guitar/speakers playing pop/rock songs like Every Rose Has Its Thorn #Maine

Tent with a multitude of paintings on pavement; in the background, another tent with other forms of art, a building and mostly cloudy skies.

Mostly wood carvings under one tent on tables and a two=level stand; seller in background. Among the carvings are of two large, flat hot dogs; on the pavement is a plaque that reads "Kevin Wood Do It"

An assortment of river & coastal paintings on the outside of a tent featuring: rocky area and boat before river waters and trees; rushing water and with crashed sea patterns and large rocks; a tree-encompassed sandy/muddy entryway to a pier area with a board, a boat, and a barn with vehicles & other tools behind the pier.
The tent is semi-transparent revealing backs of other paintings.

Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 13

I mean, orange around the trees too?

Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 13

Deering Oaks is always beautiful... the construction zones all around the parking area, not so much.

Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 13

Sky with some big clouds and some trees on the sides.

Reflection of the sky, big clouds and trees on sides.

Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 12

And a little library too...

Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 12

A like a walk in the park. Scarborough park.

Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 9

Serenity in the waters...

Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 9

Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 6

Build on love, not fear. Fear is but a warning to be safe, temporary.

a crabapple tree in bloom against a blue sky, add at least one bee

Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 4

Hotter days under this sun as it blasts us gently but firmly in cosmic rays, to find relief with bridges and new park bench umbrellas by the River. Everywhere is under construction it seems. People curse and complain in their walks of sitting life, but I move on.

Fishing boats and a standing fisherman on the rocks at Saco River. Turbulence from the spillway is moderate. Trees fill the lands.

A view of the not-much-wood boardwalk. So much green in view on the sides and in front of the River boardwalk.

Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 2

Blue sky with whispers of clouds and blended contrails over trees.

Adam@adamjasonp· Jun 1

Adam@adamjasonp· May 29

Nicholas Hawthorne's "Warbler" glass octopus at Maine Art Hill in Kennebunk.

Adam@adamjasonp· May 29

Glass art: time-consuming, especially with blown glass. Gotta be really dedicated.

Amanda Edwards' "Island Neighbor" featuring a sea lion on display at Maine Art Hill in Kennebunk.

Adam@adamjasonp· May 28

looking my age in the face of pride & prejudice of a cat "meh" *rolls around*

Adam@adamjasonp· May 28

spoke too soon! A Wordle joke is more honest with its business practices.

Adam@adamjasonp· May 23

Bike's busted again. But that's not going to stop weekend plans

Large yellow plush toy on a bench on the Eastern Trail.

Adam@adamjasonp· May 23

Forget sharing the last picture you saved, I want to see the very first picture on your phone. Scroll back until your fingers bleed (because of limited space vs iOS bloat photos are deleted but this of my aunt at the beach was carried over )