Finally starting to get through some images from mid-summer. There is no lack of shooting over here – only a lack of time for going through the images and processing them! More to come from the balloon festival – images that are both moody (like the one above) and your standard descriptive shots of…
Here is the wrap-up post to our series from Martha’s Vineyard. Menemsha is a small fishing village located in the town of Chilmark along the west coast of the island. The village’s historic harbor serves as the departure point for a number of multi-generational fishing families who can trace their lineage hundreds of years back…
Oak Bluffs, named because the town was the site of an oak tree grove along the bluffs overlooking Nantucket Sound, was the only one of the six towns on the island to be consciously planned, and the only one developed specifically with tourism in mind. In 1884, the Flying Horses Carousel was brought to…
As you drive 3 miles due south of Edgartown you will arrive at the coast of the island in the area known as Katama. The word “Katama” comes from a Wampanoag (the native tribe) word meaning “crab-fishing place.” The terrain is generally a flat plain (except for the dunes seen above), characterized by sandy…
On our recent vacation to Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Kerry and I decided to take a daytrip to Martha’s Vineyard. Neither of us had ever been, but we have heard so many great things about the island. They were all true! We were staying in Truro (furthest point out other than Provincetown), so our journey…
