A native New Englander and photographer, David Olken has spent the last twenty-five years recording images of places along the Gulf of Maine and the Atlantic Canada provinces. His pictures explore the relationship between man-made objects and their natural surroundings and are created from a single digital or film capture without AI enhancement or use of composite elements. He and his wife are long-time residents of Seacoast New Hampshire, and now spend time at their home on the shores of Passamaquoddy Bay as part-time residents on Campobello Island, New Brunswick.