Tall sea grasses and weathered fencing line the board walk path to Seabrook Beach near the Massachusetts border.
Photo Credit : Carl Tremblay
A frequent contributor to Yankee Magazine, photographer Carl Tremblay followed in the footsteps of writer Julia Shipley traversing the varied terrain of the New Hampshire seacoast. Along the way, he managed to bring these classic coastal scenes and characters to life. Please enjoy this selection of some of Carl’s favorite shots.
See the full feature, “A Short Coast with a Long Story,” in our May/June 2016 issue.
Julie Cote with her son Peter enjoy the sunrise at North Beach in Hampton. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayAn aerial view of Wallis Marsh and Wallis Sands State Beach in Rye captured in early morning light. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayThe intricate patterns and colors of Wallis Marsh from the air. Photo Credit : Carl TremblaySunrise at Fox Hill Point. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayEarly morning walker at Rye Beach. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayBrothers catching crabs at Ragged Neck Point at Rye Harbor State Park. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayTall sea grasses and weathered fencing line a board walk path to Seabrook Beach near the Massachusetts border. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayA pair of colorful umbrellas on Seabrook Beach. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayHarbor master in Rye Harbor State Park. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayBoaters take a break in the late afternoon at Odiorne Point State Park in Rye. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayLate day high tide at Ocean Boulevard Bridge at Rye Harbor State Park. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayFour friends take the plunge off Ocean Boulevard Bridge at Rye Harbor State Park. Photo Credit : Carl TremblaySurfer in last light at Jenness State Beach in Rye. Photo Credit : Carl TremblayThis post was first published in 2016 and has been updated.
Heather Marcus
Heather Marcus is the photo editor for Yankee Magazine. As photo editor, she works closely with the art director and a large group of contributing photographers to add color and style to the magazine's pages. Living in New England, she is inspired by the people, the landscape, and the wonderful visual opportunities the region affords.
