I grew up in Maine so I am drawn to the ocean and its way of life. The rain soaked wood from a morning drizzle made for beautifully deep saturated colors and a fog over the water that was just starting to lift are what caught my eye for this photo.

This little shack rests on the rocks in Mackerel Cove on Bailey's Island, Maine and was taken in the summer of 2008 with a Nikon D300 and an 18-200mm lens. Photoshop was used to add a dry brush effect that makes the image appear as if it is a hand painted piece of art.

This image hangs in my living room as a 16 X 24 printed on archive quality matte paper.