Maine In Motion

08/14/2023

Don’t let this innocent face fool you…he just got finished diving into the foulest smelling bog you can imagine🤦‍♀️ Gotta love a lab.

08/02/2023

Another gorgeous morning!! Here’s to hoping August is full of sunshine 💛

08/01/2023

Golden hour looks good on this handsome fella ✨

05/31/2023

Camping season 🏕️

05/28/2023

First time visiting the west branch of the Penobscot. Here’s a shot of Ambejackmockamus Falls… now that’s a mouthful! 🌊

05/01/2023

Yay it’s May!💛🌼
May feels like such a cheery month. Finley and I are looking forward to the warm, sunny days ahead!

11/30/2022

Holiday gift guide for your furry friends! 🎄

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11/29/2022

So very thankful to have my deer photo selected for the month of January in the My Aroostook 2023 calendar!

The January photo in our My Aroostook 2023 Calendar was taken by Anna Lewis. You can see more of her beautiful work at Northern Lens Photography!

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11/14/2022

First snowfall of the year ✨

10/19/2022

I had the pleasure of taking my little sister’s senior photos last weekend. We were blessed with great weather and beautiful foliage!

Thank you so much Kaylee for trusting me with your pictures, I hope you love them as much as I loved taking them! 💛

10/03/2022

Happy Fall from Finley 🧡

09/01/2022

Moose (alces alces) number more than 70,000 animals in Maine. Males have large, palmated antlers during the mating season that they shed and regrow each year. The antlers help show their dominance and protect their eyes when competing for a mate. They will also splash their antlers with urine, a scent that entices cows to breed.

Once the mating season is over, bulls no longer need antlers so they shed them early winter. This helps them conserve energy during the cold winter months. In the spring antler bone begins to grow inside a skin covering the moose’s antler, called velvet. Antlers are one of the fastest growing tissues of any animal. Antler can grow as much as 8 inches in just nine days. As testosterone surges in a bull in September the velvet begins to shed, leaving behind bare antlers.

📍 Soldier Pond, Maine
📸 Anna Lewis

08/07/2022

When you realize it’s almost Monday….. 😅

07/22/2022

Beautiful northern Maine moose hanging out in a marshy area right off the side of Route 11.

07/21/2022

Tripper says the dog days of summer have arrived☀️ 91° here in Fort Kent today!

07/03/2022

This Aroostook county beauty stopped and posed for some photos today. Moose are truly incredible!