Fall on the Cape means quiet beaches and a beautiful, soft light called Cape Light. Artists and photographers attempt to capture this beautiful autumn weather.
Reflection on the sand bar
Tide pool
Herman the Hermit Crab. He was moving around a little but Pepper was curious and he pulled himself inside to hide. She's lucky he didn't pinch her nose!
When I looked out at these clouds, the first thing that I thought of was, "Wow! The Olympic Mountains are so snowy already!" Old habits die hard.
The cottages are at Sagamore Beach, next to Scusset.
My footprints, and that of a seagull's as well.
Each wet pebble a jewel in its own right.
I built this on a large log.
Next to the breakwater. The entrance to the Canal is on the other side.
Rainbow sundog in the clouds
Sand patterns made by the water
This is Cape Light'ish
Babe, you'd better get yerself a big house now, 'cause I am seriously coming to hang there!!! SERIOUSLY!
ReplyDeleteYou are lucky to be in such a beautiful place!
The cloud in that first picture really caught my imagination.
ReplyDeleteNot quite 5pm here, and pitch dark, so these made me feel much better :0)
ReplyDeleteThe sand patterns are gorgeous! Love these photos. We're having an Indian summer here, too. Yours just seems a lot prettier. lol
ReplyDeleteLove the sand patterns... ooooooh aaaaaah!
ReplyDeleteAlso the little rock snowman... or snow woman. Cool.
It would be really grand to see your spectacular photos published in some kind of coffee table book form. You have a really great eye my friend.
xoxo
I love the beach! Thanks for sharing those wonderful photos. I wish I'd go to one soon.
ReplyDeleteHey Axe, I miss you!
A Ladybug's Life
Sonnia
Wow, these photos are stunning! And, I can't believe those sand patterns...I honestly thought you did that. Just breath-taking!
ReplyDeleteI love beach photos. The sand patterns are really cool. They look like tree branches and the foot prints are near perfect. I love the fence shot too. It's worthy of blowing up and framing.
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