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An intense summer storm crossing inland Maine 45 miles away as seen over Saco Bay from The Gut between Hills Beach and Biddeford Pool, Maine. August 12, 2015, 8:50 PM near the end of photographers blue hour. Just to the left of the lightning strike, the silhouette of the navigational monument on Stage Island can be seen in Wood Island Harbor at the mouth of the Saco River. Congress approved the building of the monument on Stage Island on March 3, 1825, after being petitioned by merchants, ship owners, masters of vessels and inhabitants of Winter Harbor (now Biddeford Pool) on December 1, 1823.

If ordering a product, please be aware that you can usually control the final image cropping position yourself. That can make a big difference on some images! Remember, Fine Art America/Pixels.com (the actual printer/producer) offers a 30 day guaranty on everything purchased through them to make sure you are satisfied. Thank you for your support! All images Copyright Patrick M. Fennell - All rights reserved. Patrick was born, raised and has lived in Maine all his life. He is a retired award winning printer/lithographer/graphic arts technician. He co-owned a small, family run printing business in Southern Maine for 25 years. During high school he was the student photographer for his senior class yearbook. After high school, he attended...