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Photography, Travel & Life on the coast
Wingaersheek is a beautiful little beach at the end of a long, winding country road in Gloucester, Massachusetts. We actually don’t go over there a whole lot, it feels like such a long drive, but whenever we do, we love it! And it’s a pretty drive – the road goes past small farms, cute New
Flocks of birds: Two brand new black and white prints I just added two new prints to the bird photography collection. I was shooting at Wingaersheek beach in Gloucester, MA on a foggy fall afternoon when large flocks of birds came flying overhead. I loved the formations of the flocks, as well as the silhouette of each
Natural Abstract Works of Art My latest print series is finally live! “Sand Abstractions” has been in the works for almost 6 years now, and it feels so good to get to share it with the world after all this time! I photographed this series over many months in 2016-2017. I had by chance discovered
Walking Antibes to Juan-les-Pins As I mentioned in a previous post, Antibes turned out to be one of my favorite places on the Riviera, and on my last visit, I went to walk the Cap d’Antibes peninsula from Antibes to Juan-les-Pins. The weather was perfect; sunny, warm, and just gorgeous. After a delicious breakfast in
Antibes Travel Diary Antibes is a super cozy, smallish and easily walkable town with cute shops, sandy beaches, amazing views, and LOTS of yachts, The Port Vauban Marina is the largest yachting harbor in Europe and there’s everything from “smaller” luxury yachts to gigantic mega-yachts with helicopters on board. If you like yacht-spotting, Antibes is
As I mentioned in a previous post, a few years ago, I was lucky enough to spend 2 months in Villefranche-sur-Mer, walking, exploring, and photographing the French Riviera. Almost 30 years earlier, I had been on a bus that drove through the town; it was so pretty and I remember thinking, I’d love to come
A few years ago, I was lucky enough to spend two months photographing on the French Riviera. I stayed in Villefranche-sur-Mer and I chose it as my home base for a couple of reasons: One was that in 1991, I was studying in Aix-en-Provence and one day, we went on a trip to Grasse and
My sepia tone sailing prints are now available up to 40×60 inches (100×150 cm)! These have always been some of my most popular prints, and many have asked if they were available in larger sizes. I’m so excited to share that finally, they are! I photographed these sails here in New England in 2006 with
