Nature/Wildlife

Lighting strikes over Somes Sound on Mount Desert Island during a summer storm in Somesville, Maine on August 7, 2018. Photo by Will Newton/Friends of Acadia/NPS
A Bald Eagle carries a freshly caught fish at Conowingo Dam, MD. November, 2017
A boat traveling through Jordan Pond creates a few ripples on a what would be a glassy body of water in Acadia National Park on July 20, 2018. Photo by Will Newton/Friends of Acadia/NPS
Mount Desert Island is seen from the sky during a flight tour of the island. Scenic Flights of Acadia led the tour with their Cessna 172 Skyhawk on August 23, 2018. Photo by Will Newton/Friends of Acadia/NPS
Solar Eclipse seen from Washington, D.C. August, 2017.
Morning dew seen on a spider web. Crofton, MD. September, 2017.
Fallen Aspen leaves after a rainfall. Breckenridge, CO. Summer 2016.
Oregon coast. May, 2015.
A red fox sits still and watches as I photograph from the safety of my back porch. May, 2017.
Drips are seen from a vine after a misty morning in Crofton, MD. August, 2017.
The supermoon rises on January 1, 2018 seen from Davidsonville, MD.
The sun sets over Grand Teton National Park, WY. August, 2016.
A common loon and chicks are seen on Somes Pond near Somes Meynell Wildlife Sanctuary in Somesville, ME on June 14, 2018. (Photo by Will Newton/Friends of Acadia/NPS)
The milky was is seen from Sand Beach during a new moon in Acadia National Park on June 16, 2018. Photo by Will Newton/Friends of Acadia/NPS
WINTER HARBOR, ME – MAY 23: Sand worm digging in Winter Harbor, ME on May 23, 2020. (Photo by Will Newton)
WINTER HARBOR, ME – MAY 23: Sand worm digging in Winter Harbor, ME on May 23, 2020. (Photo by Will Newton)
WINTER HARBOR, ME – MAY 23: Sand worm digging in Winter Harbor, ME on May 23, 2020. (Photo by Will Newton)
WINTER HARBOR, ME – MAY 23: Sand worm digging in Winter Harbor, ME on May 23, 2020. (Photo by Will Newton)

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  1. Will this is great stuff dude! Have always loved your eye for nature! Glad to see the website is up and running. Much success to you brother! -Geoff Marshall

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