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Tribal Mischief Tribal Mischief Productions seeks to assist worthy causes and build community through music.

Tribal Mischief is a community building organization focused on methods of utilizing technology to facilitate community. Working primarily with roots music artists and organizations, our intent is to be our client's strategic partners in crime.


- Ellis Paul's Traveling Medicine Show Festival
- Tribal Mischief Holiday Show with proceeds going to the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance (NERFA)
- Lounge Stage at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival (2010-2020)
- "Grooving Forward", an album to benefit The SAMFund and the Andrea Coller Memorial Award

Off the rugged coast of Damariscotta, Maine... I found this guy.This harbor seal? Just straight vibing on a bed of seawe...
11/08/2025

Off the rugged coast of Damariscotta, Maine... I found this guy.

This harbor seal? Just straight vibing on a bed of seaweed like he owns the entire coastline.
No rush. No noise. Just the rhythm of the tide and the soft hum of coastal air.

These are the shots you don’t plan for.
You wait. You watch. You respect the space—and if you’re lucky, you catch a moment that feels like stillness made visible.

Shot on a crisp, foggy morning. 1/800s @ f/5.6. Waited 20 minutes for this pose and it was worth every second.
Maine, you moody beauty—you’ve got my heart.

Out on Bremen Long Island, Maine, where the night pulls its own kind of magic from the water and sky…No city lights. No ...
06/08/2025

Out on Bremen Long Island, Maine, where the night pulls its own kind of magic from the water and sky…

No city lights. No noise. Just the slow hum of the tide, the smell of pine, and this—
a Milky Way blaze that stops you cold.

Shot this on the Sony A7III with the 24mm—ISO cranked, shutter dragged, heart pounding.
You don’t just take a photo like this… you earn it.
You hike in. You set up. You freeze. You wait. And then—just for a second—the universe lets you in.

The firelight caught his face and BAM—there it was. That look. That glow. That instant where everything lines up.Shot th...
04/08/2025

The firelight caught his face and BAM—there it was. That look. That glow. That instant where everything lines up.

Shot this handheld, ISO pushed, eyes squinting through the blast of light and smoke.
It smelled like summer. It sounded like laughter.
It felt like freedom in the rawest, rowdiest, most American way possible.

Photography isn’t just about what you see. It’s what you remember.

The tide was whisper-quiet. And then—BAM. Line tight. Fish on.Out on Bremen Long Island, the air was thick with salt and...
30/07/2025

The tide was whisper-quiet. And then—
BAM. Line tight. Fish on.

Out on Bremen Long Island, the air was thick with salt and silence… until this guy broke the spell.
Just a line, patience, and a well-timed cast.
It’s not always about the size of the catch—it’s the story that comes with it.

Shot on the Sony A7III, Low light. No flash. Just raw, real, dusk-drenched tones.
Hands still wet. Heart still pounding.
This is what summer feels like.

A man. A dog. And a pier slowly surrendering to the sea.Shot this on Bremen Long Island, where time moves like the tide—...
28/07/2025

A man. A dog. And a pier slowly surrendering to the sea.

Shot this on Bremen Long Island, where time moves like the tide—steady, quiet, and unbothered.
No crowds. No noise. Just the creak of wood, the slap of water, and paws on weathered planks.

The dock’s tilted. The boards are old. But the view? Still perfect.
Sometimes the most grounded moments happen where things are falling apart.

This is what summer feels like when you’re not in a rush to capture it—
you just walk into it.

The stillness before the day begins.No wind. No sound. Just a heron in patina frozen in flight—pointing east into the fo...
23/07/2025

The stillness before the day begins.
No wind. No sound. Just a heron in patina frozen in flight—pointing east into the fog.

Shot this on Bremen Long Island, where mornings don’t wake up—they unfold.
The tide was low. The air thick with salt and silence. Every direction felt like the right one.

There’s something about a weathervane in moments like this—
a symbol built to chase the wind, caught in a world without movement.

Sometimes the most powerful motion is the lack of it.

"Autumn shows us how beautiful it is to let things go."— Unknown 🍂 🍎 🏝️ 🌊 🍁 🌅 🍏 🏞️ 🍂 🍂
21/07/2025

"Autumn shows us how beautiful it is to let things go."
— Unknown

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"The end of summer is not the end of the world. Here's to October..." - A.A. Milne
18/07/2025

"The end of summer is not the end of the world. Here's to October..."
- A.A. Milne

14/07/2025

“Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire.”
- Gustav Mahler

The most challenging aspect of upholding a tradition is recognizing that traditions naturally undergo evolution. Some traditions may have originated as mere reflections of the cultural context at a specific time, eventually transforming into revered practices. Others hold intrinsic significance for those engaged in them. Nothing extinguishes a flame more effectively than depriving it of fresh fuel.

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