We’re heading to Watch Hill, Rhode Island for a week of fun with the cousins and I wanted to post an image from there. I love the contrast of the hard lines versus the soft ocean background. Watch Hill lies next to the CT border, but waterwise it sits just past the tip of Long […]
Nantucket Island is known for many cool things, including its intense New England charm. It also has zero stop lights or private beaches, three distinct lighthouses, and is the only place in America where a town, island, and county are one and the same. Back in the day, I somehow amazingly managed to spend five […]
Photographing the ocean is fascinating because it is always changing–the color, shape, form, and atmosphere. Combine that with a photographer’s freedom to play with shutter speed and camera movement (both employed here) and the creative possibilities of pattern and shape are endless. I love how the crashing waves and sun streaked sky take on a […]
Bermuda |bərˈmyoōdə: a British crown colony made up of about 150 small islands about 650 miles (1,046 km) east of the coast of North Carolina; pop. 58,000; capital, Hamilton. Inhabited since 1609. ORIGIN named after a Spanish sailor, Juan Bermúdez, who sighted the islands early in the 16th century. I’m heading out of town […]
Wouldn’t we all like to be in the land of ice right now? With NYC temps soaring near 100 again today, I thought I’d cool off with a few icy images from a glacier hike in Patagonia. I’d personally like to dunk my head in that glacier lake right now. Yes, that is a deep […]
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