The Hidden Coast of Maine - Ken Textor - Livros - Tilbury House,U.S. - 9780884483502 - 26 de maio de 2014
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Joe Devenney has been photographing the Maine coast for thirty-seven years, and Ken Textor has been writing about it equally as long. Separately--and
occasionally on assignment together--they have turned over many stones in this varied 3,000-mile-
long coastline, seeking out and recording its moods, seasons, and secrets. Now they are sharing their rich accumulation of images and insights.

Joe's photos capture moments of ephemeral grace and beauty in places that are forgotten or hiding in plain sight. Smelt Brook in Castine is not on any standard itinerary. Neither are South Addison, Merrymeeting Bay, the Scarborough Marsh, and many other places Joe has explored over the years. Even places that are familiar to many--West Quoddy Head, Old Orchard Beach, Monhegan Island, Pemaquid Point, Portland Harbor, Acadia National Park, and others--are revealed by Joe s camera in moments of other-worldly allure. There are surprises on every page, just as there are surprises around any bend of a Maine coastal road. Every photo in this book was taken from a public vantage point you can reach by car or ferry. An appendix offers directions to each place.


Ken Textor's essays reveal hidden nuggets on every page: why the shade on a Castine street has a strange, nostalgic feel; what to think of a mauve lobster boat or a seemingly abandoned dory in the weeds; how a lighthouse surrounded by granite quarries came to be built of brick; which is the front and which is the back of a house built between Main Street and the harbor; how to enumerate the many services provided by a salt marsh; why the lobstering isn't better in upper Blue Hill Bay; why sea air makes us hungry; and how a wormdigger turns a mudflat into money.


The great naturalist Louis Agassiz believed that the only way to discover the truth of a thing is through sustained attention. In The Hidden Coast of Maine, Joe Devenney and Ken Textor share the results of three-and-a-half decades of attention to an amazing place.


224 pages

Mídia Livros     Hardcover Book   (Livro com lombada e capa dura)
Lançado 26 de maio de 2014
ISBN13 9780884483502
Editoras Tilbury House,U.S.
Páginas 224
Dimensões 236 × 256 × 19 mm   ·   1,02 kg
Idioma Inglês  
Contribuidor Jonathan Eaton

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