Showing posts with label Boats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boats. Show all posts

Friday, March 23, 2012

Full Sail

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The Damariscotta River in midcoast Maine is a lovely place to sail on a lazy summer day. I was painting in South Bristol on a warm afternoon when I spied this elegant boat sailing down the river to the ocean.

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Two Boats

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Most of the docks are empty in early spring at York Harbor. A working lobster boat and a covered sail boat are the only boats at the dock.


Friday, March 16, 2012

The Harbor at Rockport Maine

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As the weather warms up the sail boats are taken out of winter storage and returned to their summer moorings.  New sails are installed and the boats are readied for the summer season. 

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Lobster Boats in Perkins Cove

Boats in the Cove, 6x8, watercolor


Perkins Cove is a narrow deep cove with boats moored in neat rows. It is a very orderly harbor and its busy year round. They have their own little ice breaker to keep the water open so the boats can go out on cold winter mornings.

Saturday, February 18, 2012

Boat in the Channel: Cape Porpoise

In the Channel, 6x8 watercolor


The channel in the harbor at Cape Porpoise is so narrow the lobster boats have to moor in a line. Its only deep enough in one area to moor a boat at low tide. 

Friday, February 17, 2012

Moored: Cape Porpoise Harbor

Boats and Traps, 6x8, watercolor


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In Cape Porpoise harbor there are all these floating docks with lobster traps stacked on them. Some of the docks  have little houses on them.


Monday, February 13, 2012

All Tied Up in Cape Porpoise

Dinghys, 6x8 Watercolor 


When everyone is back in after a day of fishing the docks are crowded with all their little row boats. 

Friday, February 10, 2012

Maine : Lobster Boats Waiting

 Cape Porpoise Lobster Boat 6x8 watercolor 98 lb aquarelle


There is a narrow deep channel in the harbor at Cape Porpoise. All the boats line up in channel. Sunset is a beautiful time there.

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Maine: Sturdy Workers




Two Tugs 4x6 oil on canvas panel


Huge ships are guided up the river in Portsmouth Harbor to the numerous docks to unload their important cargo. These sturdy work horses do the job.

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Maine: By the Dock


In a Row, 6 x 8  Watercolor, 98 lb aquarelle


I am so lucky, I live in southern Maine on the seacoast. A favorite spot in my neighborhood is the cozy hamlet of Cape Porpoise. It's a small harbor that is active year round. In the summer all the cottages are full of happy vacationers.  At this time of the year it's just me, the fishermen and their boats. I made this watercolor sketch looking down at the rowboats on the dock at Cape Porpoise, Maine.