Seacoast Gallery
ROBERT DENNIS

Robert Dennis loves this town. In recent years his photographs of the Kennebunks have appeared just about everywhere – including here. Following is just a sample of the artist’s ever-expanding collection of photos from the scenic Maine fishing village and summer home even to a president.

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FRANK CLARKSON

A dozen professional images of local women in local settings. This archived gallery offers a wide range of subjects and sceneryin this timeless collection. Seacoast Gallery is a regular feature of SeacoastNH.com.

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MARIANNE PERNOLD-YOUNG

At first the seasons seem to overlap. There are wintry days in fall as the temperature drops and the snow practices. Then there are fallish days in winter when there breathes a hope that the deep cold will never come. This gallery mixes both together.

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STEVE SALNIKER

And now for something completely different. With all those spiffy digital cameras available, why would someone take photos using a wooden box with a hole in it? Don't knock it until you've tried it. The primitive art of pinhole photography is making a compeback as a simple, satisfyiny art in a complex age.

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DAN GAIR

South Coast Maine stretches from Kittery to Kennebunkport and inland to the Berwicks and beyond. Here are some of the most historic and scenic towns in the largest New England state.  This community is closely tied to both the Portland and New Hampshire communities and include some of the best beaches.

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RALPH MORANG

In three decades Ralph Morang has published thousands of local images in newspapers, magazines, slide presentations and books. Here are the first images published on our web site in a colorful collection from"'America's Smallest Seacoast".

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RICHARD HAYNES

Portsmouth historic village never looked better than in this collection of images by veteran artist Richard Haynes. Richard's work draws on the simply beuty of architecture and objects in the preserved homesin Portsmouth. NH's Puddledock neighborhood on the Piscataqua River.

SEACOAST BOOKS
30 Years of Star Island Photographs

Anyone who has spent time on Star Island will recognize these images. They represent the essential views of an island known for its tiny size, historic buildings and changeable light. Parsons square oversize portfolio is the most captivating view od Star Island yet from Peter E. Randall, Publisher.

SEACOAST POETRY

Daniel Drown was no Homer, but he was Portsmouth's blind poet of the 19th century. Twice his friends got together and paid to publish his work. His story and hist struggles are mor interesting to modern readers than his poetry. Here is a little of both from his book "Idyls of Strawberry Bank".

SEACOAST POETRY

Longfellow made one Lady Wentworth famous. She was the very young housekeeper of the very old governor of New Hampshire before the Revolution. But there was a second lovely governor's lady. Her name was Frances, and her poor husband was barely cold before she married her powerful cousin John.