On a bitter cold morning in Belfast Harbor, Maine, when the temperature is minus 10-15 degrees, the warmer ocean water condenses and forms “sea smoke”. The water vapor disappears when the sun warms up the air sufficiently.
Sunset over Belfast Harbor, Maine, from Young’s Lobster Pound. B&W photograph taken with Rollei infrared film, using an 87 filter.
“Ruby’s Place” is a black and white photograph of a window in an elderly Maine woman’s house. The weathered shingled siding is across from a small town cemetery—as can be seen in the reflection in the glass-and you are possibly wondering what the occupant of the house thinks as she looks out her window.
Technically I used a Mamiya 645, Kodak PX 125 film, shot at f8/125 sec.
