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Bridge Over Hadlock Pond

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The Bridge Over Hadlock Brook is just off one of my favorite loops. When I'm in Maine, I walk it regularly. Following the loop takes you by two stone bridges and a waterfall. However, the falls are variable; they overflow in spring and trickle in fall. This charming little bridge is along the path to the falls, which are just peeking out from under the bridge at the top left.

SKU 10050L Category Maine Collection

Maine Print Collection

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Taking photographs is a huge part of my travel day. Naturally, I use my phone to document the experience, but I also have the professional gear to get images suitable for framing.

Bridge Over Hadlock Brook is part of two collections, click below to see more

Maine

My family started coming to Maine about 25 years ago and fell in love with the natural beauty and quintessential New England charm. We have come back every year. Now have our own cottage so that we can spend more time here. One of my favorite parts of Maine is how devoted the year-round community and the summer residents are to preserving the traditions and limiting growth. When I return, it always feels like I never left.

Mount Desert Island, where we spend most of our time, is home to most of Acadia National Park. Although it is one of the smallest parks, it is one of the most visited. The Rockefeller family chose the island because of the mountains’ proximity to the sea. You can hike and sail on the same day and still have time for popovers!

As a photographer, I am very spoiled to live in the very place where photographers come from all over the world to capture iconic images and host seminars. Although it is always beautiful, my favorite time of the year is fall because I love the drama of the yellow and red leaves.

Acadia National Park

Acadia National Park began as the summer residence of the Rockefeller family. They built a network of carriage trails with stone bridges that mostly lead to Jordan Pond House, where you can rest while enjoying popovers and lemonade. There are still horse-drawn carriages in the park, and you can arrange a ride a Wildwood Stables. These days the carriage trails are mainly used for biking and walking. You will find miles of hiking trails for every level that lead from the carriage trails up the 15 or so mountains in the park. From the top, you can get amazing views of the villages and sea below.