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Amber Waterman's Portfolio
Date: 1/14/2011 Album ID: 1152204
Photos by Amber Waterman
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Amber's favorite photos from 2010 and beyond
A couple canoes out of the old Continental Mill sluice ways on the Lewiston side of the Androscoggin River.
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A flood stage gague on the Androscoggin River near Simard/Payne Park in Lewiston.
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Graffiti under the Bernard Lowen Peace Bridge in Lewiston as seen from a kayak in the Androscoggin River.
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The tower of Cumston Hall was originally windowless, with a metal floor to keep the rain for getting in according to caretaker Buddy Floyd. But they learned quickly that wouldn't work, so they added the windows, said Floyd.
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Suzy rests comfortably, tucked into warm blankets, in a quite place after her spying recently at Taylor Brook Animal Hospital in Auburn. The first thing is safety, and then the second thing is healing, said Dr. Catherine Sanders, new owner of the practice. Suzy will get a snack as soon as she is alert enough to eat, another dose of pain medication and then more pain meds for three days after.
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Dr. Catherine Sanders, right, administers induction medication to Suzy while nurse anesthetist Shannon McCarthy cradles the calmed dog. About 30 minutes before surgery, McCarthy gives the animal what she calls a happy cocktail of a pain medication, a tranquillizer, and a medicine that supports the cardiac system. They're really stressed here, explains McCarthy. I'm the anxiety police.
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Rap star 50 Cent takes the stage before his concert at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee Sunday evening. Over 2,000 people attended the event.
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Balloon owner Mike Caccavale, of Long Island, N.Y., checks the progress of Old MacDonald's Farm during inflation on the first morning launch of the Great Falls Balloon Festival Friday from Simard/Payne Law Enforcement Memorial Park in Lewiston. The specialty balloon was piloted by Alan Jones, out of Penn., and was sponsored at this year's festival by Harvest Hills Farms.
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John, right, and Devin Myles exit the elevator behind their father, Lee, as they delivered 150 of assorted chocolates to the staff of St. Mary's Hospital Saturday.
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Lorraine,left, and Rene Desrochers from Auburn use wheelchairs to transport poinsettias from Farmer Whittings in Auburn to the lower chapel of the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul while decorating the basilica for Christmas with five other volunteers Thursday morning.
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Army Cpl. Andrew L. Hutchins, of New Portland, is laid to rest at the Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery on Friday after his funeral service at the National Guard Armory in Augusta. Hutchins was killed in combat on Nov. 8, 2010, while serving in Khost province at a combat outpost in Sabari, Afghanistan.
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Ocean Moberg, center, 15, of Turner, gestures to her boyfriend, Brandon Perry, as he performs with The Perry Family Band Tuesday evening at the Turner gazebo. Also attending the free concert along with Moberg, were her friends Clinton Lovejoy, left, 17, also of Turner, and Ariel Hack, 15, of Greene.
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Area youths play ice hockey on No Name Pond in Lewiston as the sun sets Friday evening.
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Josh Flaherty, 8, of Scarborough , draws pictures on the steamy windows of the sugar house at Harvest Hill Farm in Poland on Maine Maple Sunday. The farm did a brisk business, selling bacon and pancakes covered in their own syrup for the annual event.
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Horace Noad, 57, from Jamaica, waits for the doctor to see him in the Maine Migrant Health Program's new Mobile Medical Unit Thursday night in Turner. Noad is in Maine for a few months to pick apples.
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I love coming up here to see if I can spot something I've seen or worn in a production, said Community Little Theater's box office manager Danielle Sicotte, who has been acting since she was 7 years old.
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A woman who declined to be identified protects herself from the blowing wind and snow Monday in front of St. Mary's Hospital.
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Alex Merchant, right, and Simon Burch, center, both 10, miss a catch from Billy Duclos, not pictured, 11, as they play football on Conant Avenue in Auburn with Taylor Depot, background left, and Timmy Torres, not pictured, both 10, Tuesday afternoon. We play together almost every day after school, said Alex.
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