Michael E. Berube photo

Michael Berube was driving Route 114 when he stopped to take this photo of storm clouds gathering over Sebago Lake on the north shore. The leaves were shot while testing a new electronic camera in his front yard in Denmark. Click to enlarge

Wendy Clark photo

Wendy Clark was able to capture the sea, Route 3 and changing foliage from Dorr Mountain in Acadia National Park. Click to enlarge

Wendy Clark photo

The boulders and changing foliage along the East Face Trail of Dorr Mountain in Acadia National Park provide great contrast and beauty. Click to enlarge

Nelson Parise photo

Nelson Paris took this photo of Mount Katahdin on Oct. 22 from Interstate 95 in Medway. Click to enlarge

Joanne Coughlin photo

Joanne Coughlin, of Bolton, Conn., shot this scene about 6:45 am Oct. 21 at the west end of Thompson Lake in Oxford. The lake was so calm and still to produce this near perfect reflection. Click to enlarge

Brian J. Bernier photo

Brian Bernier was on the railroad tracks near Sherwood Street in Portland when he got this photo. Click to enlarge

Brian J. Bernier photo

Brian Bernier took this shot before Oct. 18 from Sherwood Street in Portland toward Peaks Island. Click to enlarge

John Callan photo

John Callan, of Moody, took this photo Oct. 18 at the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge on Route 9 in Wells. Click to enlarge

Susan Hampton photo

Susan Hampton of Sanford took this photo Oct. 18 at Wells Beach. She said she appreciates the difference between now and summer - when she usually visits. Click to enlarge

Size: If the photo is horizontal, keep the width less than 700 pixels (almost 7 inches). Vertical photos should be no wider than 300 pixels (4 inches).

Resolution: Keep it at 72 dpi.

Who are you? Please tell us your name and where you are from. If the photographer is different, please let us know.

Where were you? We need to know where in Maine you took the photo. Route numbers and proximity to a town are very helpful. Also try to identify any features such as mountains or bodies of water.

When was this taken? Be sure to give us a time element. Exact dates aren't necessary but let us know what part of the month you took the photo.

Anything special? Don't be afraid to add details such as any extra effort needed to capture the image. Or tell us why you liked that scene so much.

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