Photography and Web Design on the Maine Coast - Jim Dugan
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  • October4th

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  • September21st

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    I don’t do much print design anymore, but the Camden Civic Theatre posters are fun (pro-bono) job that I love.

    It’s always a good challenge for me to summarize the spirit of a show in a single letter- or tabloid-size page. And make people want to come. And give the essential data in a clear and concise way. All so that someone passing by the poster on the way into the supermarket might be stopped by it long enough to consider going and absorb important details.

    So Dirty Work at the Crossroads is coming up next month. I shot the photo and designed the poster.

  • August29th

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    My aunt and her family


  • July8th

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    I finally got around to editing the photos I made last week on the Mary Day. Also, don’t miss the Mary Day video I made the same week.


  • July4th

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    I’m new to video and still make plenty of mistakes (you can actually hear me breathing in some of this). But even with my flaws, I think this gives a pretty good idea of what it’s like to spend some time on a Maine windjammer.

    This is best viewed on Vimeo in high definition, but it’s provided here to give a taste. And either here or on Vimeo, you should click the four arrows in the lower right to show it full screen.

    Click here for the Vimeo version of Schooner Mary Day Video

    Sailing on a Maine Windjammer, the schooner Mary Day from Jim Dugan on Vimeo.

  • June23rd

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    Even on a somewhat cold and wet June day, the stuff available here is amazing.


    Pizza at the Rockland Farmers' Market

  • June20th

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  • May30th

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  • April19th

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  • February15th

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    The First is one of our local banks. They hired me to take pictures of a local potter, Bridgette Kinney. The product of that will be in the mail in the next couple of weeks but Bridgette has a PDF on her web site. So I figured it’s OK to show the work here, too.