Captured only moments after Grey Atlantic I, this horizontal composition expands the view along the Maine shoreline near Cushing. The overcast October sky softened the landscape, reducing sea, rock, and forest to a quiet range of tones.
Without strong color or sunlight, the structure of the coast revealed itself more clearly—dark evergreens, weathered stone, and the broad surface of the Atlantic merging into layered fields of gray.
Coast, Forest, and Sky
Where the vertical composition of Grey Atlantic I focused on water and rock, this image introduces the darker line of Maine’s coastal forest. The horizontal format allows the landscape to breathe, balancing the weight of the shoreline against the shifting sky above.
The result is less about drama than atmosphere—one of those still Atlantic afternoons when sea, land, and weather seem momentarily suspended in quiet equilibrium.
Limited Edition
Issued in a total edition of 15, with 2 Artist Proofs.
The edition applies across all sizes. Signed and numbered by the artist.
