Thru the Sober Lens - Fournier Photography

09/06/2026

A handful of mornings around our home in Greene

08/01/2026

Check it off the bucket list. The Bold Coast is something of amazing beauty. I shall return to finish the hike. We took our time, stopping at every turn to photograph. Although the weather wasn't what I was hoping it would be, foggy with spots of sun, like it was forecasted to be, it still worked out just fine.

07/22/2026

With last night's weather, I hit the road at 5 o'clock this morning in hopes of a good flow for the waterfall at a fogged-in Vaughan Woods. Welp, I didn't get either. There was plenty of green to be had though.
On my way home, in Greene, sits this beautiful farm. I pulled over to take a few quick shots.
Nothing to drool over but still fun to get out early in the morning and shoot.

07/12/2026

The Angels shreddin air. Once again, for clearing the field, many thanks to the Hunter's for their generosity!!

07/10/2026

Very excited to annouce that I will have a few pieces on display in this beautiful venue.
Great location, great people, great art!!
Come check it out!!

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07/02/2026

A foggy Wednesday morning at The Vista

07/01/2026

Moon over Lewiston/Auburn

05/12/2026

Mark your calendars!!
I have been accepted into the Freeport Fall Festival, October 2, 3, and 4. Also, on August 15th, for the third year in a row, I'll be in the Brunswick Art Festival!
I'm very excited to show off some new pieces, along with some old favorites as well!!

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04/19/2026

Hey everyone! On May 2nd - 3rd, from 8am-4pm, we'll have a tent set up with all my work on display at the Freeport Village Station during the Dirigo Days!! So if you all can, come find us!!

04/18/2026

Hiking along the Ellis River. With all the rain that had fallen the previous days, along with the melting snow, I knew she would be on full display. Plus, the weather was saying there was to be fog.
With the excitement of a cat in a cardboard box, I jumped out of bed, had my cups of coffee, and hit the road a little after 6 a.m. I actually got there before the fog, as you can see in photo #1. I had started the hike back up when the wall of fog decided to roll in, so I hiked back down, found a different composition, and took photo #2. With fear of the fog lifting, I hiked back up to the first fall, passing juicy opportunities along the way. The only way to get my shot of the day in photo #3 was to take the plunge in the river. The water being shin deep, it wasn't too treacherous. It was cold at first, but that went away after a couple of minutes. Totally worth it; unfortunately, I didn't bring an extra pair of socks and shoes like I normally do. My feet were pretty ripe when I got home.