Eye of the Beholder ; Maine in All Its Beauty and Unique Character Comes Alive in the Pages of Fred Field's Book of Photos.
Portland Press Herald › August 18, 2008
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Photographer Fred Field's favorite place in Maine is up around the clouds, exactly 5,271 feet above sea level, on a mountain that stands in curious isolation.
Mount Katahdin is, in Field's eyes, a marvelous example of why Mainers are proud to be different and to stand alone in their customs.See the full content of this document
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Eye of the Beholder ; Maine in All Its Beauty and Unique Character Comes Alive in the Pages of Fred Field's Book of Photos.
These are the reasons Field chose Katahdin for the cover of his first book of photography: "Maine Places, Maine Faces."
"Katahdin is iconic, a classic symbol of Maine's landscape. Katahdin is a classic place in Maine," Field said. "I hope people look (at the cover) and see this beautiful picture of Ka...See the full content of this document
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