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Back when I was shooting film and printing in the darkroom, my wife and I decided to spend a month camping and shooting in Acadia National Park in Maine (she paints from her shots). The innovation was that I pre-sold purchases of work resulting from the project. Pledgees attended an exhibit and reception a few months after our return, to make their selections. The result was a really nice show, a fantastic reception and a portfolio that has served me well ever since. It's a formula that I have used again since then, and one that I am surprised not to see more often. 

Originally the prints were all the same size (about 14x18) and printed the old fashioned way, using an enlarger. There were 40 of them. For the project I carried a 120 format camera armed with normal and w/a lenses. For the odd telephoto shots, I used 35mm with a 300 lens. 

The negatives have been wet-scanned before applying darkroom notes, in photoshop, to achieve similar results. Sizes vary somewhat and there are about 26 images. Details about the work can be found on my site: www.jamescraigphotography.com
 
Sunrise, Sand Beach     15x20

Sunrise, Sand Beach     15x20

 
Balance Rock, Bar Harbor     14.75x20

Balance Rock, Bar Harbor     14.75x20

 
Birch, Fern     10.5x14

Birch, Fern     10.5x14

 
Birch, Cliff, Cadillac Mountain     15x5x20

Birch, Cliff, Cadillac Mountain     15x5x20

 
Canon Brook     15x20

Canon Brook     15x20

 
Cotton Grasses, Rain Pool, Cadillac Mountain     15x20

Cotton Grasses, Rain Pool, Cadillac Mountain     15x20

 
Cliffs, Surf, Newport Cove     15.5x20

Cliffs, Surf, Newport Cove     15.5x20

 
Fallen Tree, Schoodic Point     15.3x20

Fallen Tree, Schoodic Point     15.3x20

 
Eagle Lake     15x20

Eagle Lake     15x20

 
First Light, Monument Cove     14.6x20

First Light, Monument Cove     14.6x20

 
Morning Fog, Otter Cliffs     15x20

Morning Fog, Otter Cliffs     15x20

 
Jordon Pond, Bubbles     15x20

Jordon Pond, Bubbles     15x20

 
Lobster Boat, Bar Harbor     15x20

Lobster Boat, Bar Harbor     15x20

 
Monument Cove     15x20

Monument Cove     15x20

 
Crescent Moon over Dorr Mountain     14.5x20

Crescent Moon over Dorr Mountain     14.5x20

 
Moss, Pines     14x20

Moss, Pines     14x20

 
Pine Tree in Fog     15.5x20

Pine Tree in Fog     15.5x20

 
Marsh, Reflection     17.7x24

Marsh, Reflection     17.7x24

 
Rock Vein, Low Tide Cave     15x20

Rock Vein, Low Tide Cave     15x20

 
Root, Flowers, Gorham Mountain Trail     15.5x20

Root, Flowers, Gorham Mountain Trail     15.5x20

 
Schooner Head     15x20

Schooner Head     15x20

 
Sunset from Cadillac Mountain     15x20

Sunset from Cadillac Mountain     15x20

 
Tree Stump, Hunter Beach     15x20

Tree Stump, Hunter Beach     15x20

 
Wave #3     14x20

Wave #3     14x20

 
Wave #6     14x20

Wave #6     14x20

 
Wave #7     14x20

Wave #7     14x20

 
Sunset #3 from Cadillac Mountain     15x20

Sunset #3 from Cadillac Mountain     15x20

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Diogo Montes
Diogo Montes, 12-15-08
Very beautiful...
Mahdi Lepart
Mahdi Lepart, 12-15-08
There's some Ansel Adams in you. Amazing !
Diego Stocco
Diego Stocco, 12-14-08
Fantastic photos! The balace rock is great, maybe it's a crazy idea but it would be cool to have something like that, with a huge tunnel carved in, so you can watch the sea from the other side through the tunnel. It would make you feel like a giant that observes the world through mountains : )
nazu
nazu , 12-14-08
Fantastic photos.
Dariush Mersad
Dariush Mersad, 12-14-08
amazing shots
Grzegorz Domaradzki
very talented! Bravo
Kxx
Kxx , 12-14-08
Beautiful! Well deserved appreciation!
Veaone
Veaone , 12-14-08
very impressive contrast, you got some great shots in this set
Blake Kimmel
Blake Kimmel, 12-13-08
Wave #7 is the banger.
Jack Radcliffe
Jack Radcliffe, 12-13-08
You have captured the beauty an the drama of Acadia.
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