You may not think of Martha’s Vineyard as a winter getaway, but you should. In early February, my wife, Grace, and I escaped the New Hampshire winter for a weekend in Edgartown, Massachusetts. It wasn’t the kind of island retreat most often thought of when the snow flies. But it suited us just fine. The […]
Late June sunset up at Cape Cod’s Provincetown Race Point beach. Where practical, I always try and incorporate layers to my photography. This composition portrays this concept with a strong foreground.
A strong storm front rolled northward on Cape Cod bay and I captured the dramatic front line in North Truro.
A peaceful and tranquil summer night was the setting for this photo over the old oil storage shed at the lighthouse.
Cape Cod is a story of change as seen through the ever moving sand. Snow fences are a great measure of this.
Early morning view of Vineyard Haven Harbor
A pre sunrise view of the Black Dog sign and vineyard Haven Harbor.
Sunset at Annisquam Harbor Light Station
Sunset at Annisquam Harbor Light Station
Can you get the full Boston experience in one weekend? Probably not. But that’s okay. It just means you’ll have to make a return visit.
A simple chest that once held dolls, clothes, and kittens helps tell the story of the Boston Tea Party and a nation’s birth.
On the top floor of the Hawthorne Hotel in Salem, Massachusetts, is a once-secret room soaked in the legacy of the sea and the ships’ captains who sailed into history. [slideshow post_id=”554455″] On Columbus Day weekend 2013 my friend John Wigglesworth meets me in downtown Salem, Massachusetts, outside the historic Hawthorne Hotel. He’s taking me […]
