an ongoing search by Shannon Thompson

Recently posted to instagram: She knows where I reside, and she’s making sure I know that she knows…obnoxious #blackbellysheep

photographs and text by Steve Vose The fine folks at Duluth Trading Company have gone and done it again, creating yet another fantastic product. This latest creation is a microscopic jade embedded, ultralight weight wicking fabric that actually lowers skin temperature! The clothing containing this space age technology, that I do not even attempt to comprehend, comes […]

photographs and text by Steve Vose Spring Turkey Season was a lot of fun this year and I was fortunate enough to harvest two nice birds. The first a 20 pounder with a 9 inch beard and 1 inch spurs, shot on May 4th. The second bird was a 14.5 pounder with a 9.5 inch beard […]

from the EQ My total conscious search in life has been for a new seeing, a new image, a new insight. This search not only includes the object, but the in-between place. The dawns and the dusks. The objective world, the heavenly spheres, the places between the land and sea…Whatever creation man invents, the image […]

painting by Jessica Stammen About this painting: Memorial Day Weekend 2013 was a wash out in Maine. In years past it has marked the time when  cabins on Megunticook Lake are aired out after the long winter; docks go in the water, grills are fired up, and a few hardy water skiers might even don wetsuits […]

interview by The Geography Of Youth Editor’s note: We’re happy to feature interviews with Millenial Mainer’s in support of what could become the largest participatory portrait of a generation, ever. Find the link to contribute your story below. Name: Jessica. Age: 32. I am from: Maine, mostly. I currently live in: Midcoast Maine. I currently […]

poem by Dave Morrison Rain Crow Rain runs down black crow’s back, drips from his beak. He waits. He is high in the branches of a lightning-blasted tree, a tree shaped like an upside-down pear with a bite taken out. He waits. Below and to the east the river chews at its banks, rainwater the […]