2022 Camden, Maine by Anne Brown, Holly Ryan and Amy Stendel
2022 Camden, Maine by Anne Brown, Holly Ryan and Amy Stendel
This calendar contains images from Camden, Maine by artist photographers Anne Brown, Holly Ryan, and Amy Stendel.
The calendar is available in two of our favorite papers
Finestra Premium Matte Inkjet Photo Paper, 230 gsm. This is the nicest coated card stock we have found, with a combination of good weight and vivid colors that pop.
Hahnemuehle Photo Rag 300 gsm, the best (imho) archival paper for limited editions and art that will last longer than you or I will.
It consists of 14 sheets unbound, twelve months and front and rear cover. Each sheet is center top hole punched for easy hanging. The size given is the overall size. Roughly the top half of the sheet is dedicated to the image and the bottom half to the month days and dates grid. The calendar highlights season changes, phases of the moon and daylight savings start/finish.
Scenes from Camden also available as fine art note cards in 4x6 and 5x7 format. Click here to see them.
All images are copyright, Anne Brown, Robert Manz, Holly Ryan and Amy Stendel.
About the artists:
Anne Brown: Anne recently moved from Cambridge, Mass. to Rockland, Maine in pursuit of a simpler lifestyle close to nature. Anne’s New England roots run as deep as her affinity with the sea. She is happiest exploring the New England coastline from Cape Cod to Maine and sharing the joy and peace she finds there with others. More of her work can be seen on her website www.annebrownphoto.com.
Holly Ryan: Holly’s Maine stretches from Eustis in the West where she can chat with the moose and the deer to Belfast on the Coast where the sea fog cloaks everything in mystery. She lives in Unity with birds in her backyard. At the right time of year she finds lupines everywhere. More of her work can be seen on Instagram at @Hollys.Maine.Photos
Amy Stendel: Amy lives in Rockport and wanders the midcoast for her images. From the intimate familiarity of her back yard to the raw rockery of the Maine coastline, Amy’s images engage, delight and awe. More of her work can be seen on Instagram at @karnate_ofmaine.
