“Kosti Ruohomaa sought out various light effects of weather and time of day to create mood and atmosphere in his photographs. […] Read More »

In the winter of 1953, Kosti was sent to Bingham, Maine on assignment for International Harvester. The International Harvester Company was […] Read More »

Kosti Ruohomaa had an ongoing interest in links to the past. Living in an era when the wider culture was focused […] Read More »

Around 1950, Ruohomaa photographed a number of adolescent contestants in a lobster eating contest at the July Lobster Festival in Rockland. […] Read More »

In or about the winter of 1947, Ruohomaa was inspired during a visit home to Dodge Mountain to spend a day […] Read More »

George Curtis (1921-1995) grew up in Massachusetts, and later lived for many years in Owls Head, Maine. He was a pilot, […] Read More »

As if Ruohomaa was a staff reporter for a local paper, he thoroughly mined the neighborhoods and towns near his home […] Read More »

With only 800 registered worldwide in 2013 , Chinooks are a rare breed of sled dog known for their intelligence and […] Read More »

At the one room school which served the kids living in Rockville, Maine, Kosti dropped in on a lively party—apparently marking […] Read More »

70 years ago this month, Ruohomaa drove a short distance down the coast while visiting his parents in Rockville, Maine to […] Read More »