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Circa Guitars : Images of a lovely koa wood guitar made by John Slobod of Circa Guitars in Casco, Maine. Check out more of John's fine guitars in the vintage, pre-war tradition at his website: http://www.circaguitars.com. Part of an ongoing project documenting Maine's luthiers. Visit my Information page to learn more about the project.

Goldenberg Violins : Images from the workshop of luthier Todd Goldenberg in the woods of North Berwick, Maine. Learn more about Todd and his hand-crafted instruments at his website: http://www.toddgoldenbergviolins.com. Part of an ongoing project documenting Maine's luthiers. Visit my Information page to learn more about the project.

Goldenberg Violins

Pantheon Guitars : Pieces, parts, tools and details from the Lewiston, Maine workshop of Dana Bourgeois and his crew at Pantheon Guitars. Be sure to check out more of their world-class instruments at http://www.pantheonguitars.com. Part of an ongoing project documenting Maine's luthiers. Visit my Information page to learn more about the project.

Pantheon Guitars

Phoenix Mandolins : Details & studies of some amazing mandolins built by Rolfe Gerhardt of South Thomaston, Maine. Be sure to check out more of Rolfe's work at www.phoenixmandolins.com. Part of an ongoing project documenting Maine's luthiers. Visit my Information page to learn more about the project.

Phoenix Mandolins

Slobodkin Cello : Many thanks to Nathan Slobodkin of Bangor, Maine for allowing me to shoot in his workshop during the "birth" of this amazing instrument. Images in this gallery are part of an ongoing project documenting Maine's luthiers. Visit my Information page to learn more about the project.

Slobodkin Cello

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Monhegan : Selected views of Monhegan Island, Maine

Penobscot Narrows Bridge : I can say with 99% certainty that the Penobscot Narrows Bridge, a cable-stay structure spanning 1,161' and housing an observatory at +400' elevation, will be the most amazing structure built in Maine during my lifetime. It has been an absolute marvel watching it rise from the banks of the Penobscot River. For the complete story, visit http://www.penobscotnarrowsbridge.com/bridge.html.

Penobscot Narrows Bridge

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