Category: Beaches

  •     It didn't say anything, it just waved.       Fish eye effect! Imagine if the earth waved like water…we would be in serious trouble!  

  •     Three guys, a girl, and two dogs, passing like ships in the night.   Maybe she's the Girl From Ipanema… "She looks straight ahead, not at he." Maybe not.   What if the guy on the right, let's call him David, meets her in 5 years and they fall madly in love. They'll…

  •   There's nothing half so much worth doing…         If you can finish this phrase from The Wind In The Willows, then you will know that it doesn't go with this photo, but is equally true!

  •     On a balmy evening, the sky is refelected on the water in a hundred shades of blue and green and colors that don't have names.     It's difficult to capture the beauty and serenity of it.        

  •     Just a little something to cool you off on these hot summer days. Happy Hot Summer!       Race Point Beach, Provincetown, Cape Cod, Winter!

  •     Our self limiting beliefs, the ones that thwart our forward progress, where do they come from?   (everything on this planet is of this planet except this planet)   Our cells, our genes, carry memories, not only from our immediate relatives, but from our distant ancestors too.   (we are just recycled star…

  •     Did this gopher turtle decide to take a dip in the ocean, or did someone mistake her for a sea turtle and treat her to a dunking? Either way she made her way back up the beach to her hammock home with surprising speed.   It's the steadfastness of turtles – one foot…

  •     The sea oats are beautiful again this year, thanks to the abundant rainfall. Are you getting the nourishment that you need to be beautiful? (cue violins and get ready for an info-mercial…just kidding!)   But if this were an advertisement, it would be for Happy Living.   A story…   There is a…

  •     Red sky at night, sailor's delight… and whale watch Captains too!       The tidal flats in Provincetown with the Pilgrim Monument and sunset!

  •     Standing on a ridge on an isolated stretch of beach on Cape Cod, my shadow is cast on the retreating waves of the Atlantic Ocean.   I call this photo The Dragon, following the mythic thinking that the only dragons that need slaying in our lives are our very own shadows.   Have I finished…