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Photography, Travel & Life on the coast
New framed art print: Protect the Ocean Happy World Ocean Month! June might be my favorite month of the year; it’s finally warm (but not super-hot yet) and sunny (for the most part) and you have the whole summer ahead of you. I have a few new things coming up this month, and I’m super
A Winter on Goose Cove Part 2: January – June As I mentioned in part 1 of this 2-part post, we spent one of our first slomad (nomads traveling slowly) winters on Cape Ann (Massachusetts) on a cove in Annisquam, with our own dock, beautiful scenery, and lots of birds and other wildlife. That post
Slow Living in Annisquam Part 1: October – December In the 6 years that we have lived this slow living “Slomad” lifestyle (= slow nomad), we have stayed in some pretty cool places. One of those was Annisquam, where we spent one of our first winters on Cape Ann. To be honest, I wasn’t crazy
Relaxing Art Prints From The Off-Season on Cape Ann, MA Happy New Year! 🍾 Did you have a good holiday season? Mine wasn’t so great, I came down with covid a week before Christmas and am still recovering… but my coffee finally stopped tasting like wet dog and I have lots more energy, so things
Introducing the Bird Photography Matted Minis! The idea for the Matted Minis was brewing in my mind for several years (it seems that happens a lot with me… My brain apparently needs to mull things over a lot before taking action 😄) and I started finalizing everything with test prints, image choices, etc. back in
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
The Piping Plovers are back! I look forward to their arrival every spring, and it might be the same adult birds I see year after year. According to The Cornell Lab of Ornithology, many Piping Plovers return to the same sites to breed, and individuals that return with the same mate often nest within 128
Good Harbor Beach was just named one of the top 25 beaches in the US by Travel & Leisure Magazine! And well-deservedly so! As you probably know, it’s one of my absolute favorite beaches, and I don’t know whether to be excited about it, or a bit bummed that the secret is out. 🙂 I