Rob Caldwell

It is part of Maine's charm that it doesn't have huge, sprawling cities. That is not to say, though, that Maine's small cities don't have parking problems.

"We think we make food," he said before correcting that perception. "We make memories. That's what we make—memories and experiences."

With improved technology, filmmakers deliver thrills, like never before at the Banff Mountain Film Festival.

Maine dad Chip Leighton built a huge following by posting questions like, “Do you need envelopes to send postcards?”

“This is a Holocaust film that tells a story we have never heard before.”

You would be hard-pressed to watch this documentary and not come away with a new appreciation for the wonders of nature.

Some of them even climb Katahdin—and then do it again.

"American Bedroom" shows how everyone has a story to tell.

The aim is improve research—not to help with cheating.

"To me, I’m still on the journey," Joyce Tenneson, International Photography Hall of Fame member, said.