My, My, My! New Coasters

An Old Wooden rowboat, abandoned, on the Marsh shoreline. And the colors of the marsh seem to match the old dinghy! I always wonder the story behind who owns the boat, or raft; abandoned bit of kit, once proud, now fading paint...

At least once each summer, friends and family charter this beauty for a sunset wine and cheese cruise, around the tip of Cape Cod.If you ever have a chance for a sunset cruise under sail, do it!

This iconic treat is a fixture for summer after summer, on a salt pond in Eastham. Hundreds of visitors to Nauset Beach and the Cape Cod Visitor Center, have passed this by for years.

Those who sit and wait, also serve! These women for years, kept the old fishing village of Provincetown running. Dinners, and more... while the men were out to sea..

Boston's skyline from the water's edge in Dorchester. From the JFK Library. The tall building left is Prudential Center, and tall building right is the New Hancock Tower. Old tower can be seen right in front of her newer sister!

Low tide brings textures and colors to view. Shapes can be anything, and nothing at all. I'm fascinated her,e but the contrasts in texture, and color. And wonder, was it tides or people, who created these footprints in sand...?

For me, I feel like I need to constantly find new images and give people a new choice. If I always show with the same old, same old, at some point my photography business stagnates and dies. I like to find new, and add them into my offerings. Maybe new customers will buy the old and the old customers will find new treasures in my images? Who knows?