Jeff Pulver’s holiday post gave me a smile today. He and his family are at the beach in Florida. He posted some photos of palm trees on his blog and Facebook.
We’re at the beach too… in Cape Cod. The beaches are cold, but utterly deserted. Many of the buildings are boarded up as well, but the place has an undeniable charm. For a photographer, the low sun casts a warm contrasty glow over everything. Here are a few of the photos I shot today with the Nokia N95, as I had neglected to bring our Nikon SLR on the walk.
Beach at the Marconi Station.
Rescue station at Race Point. Boarded up for the season.
Buggy tracks on the beach at Race Point.
Cape code winter beach fashions.
Trying to avoid the waves.
And the beautiful Cape Cod sunset illuminating Provincetown and the Pilgrim’s monument.
It’s almost like Florida, isn’t it? Merry Christmas!
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Nice pics!
>It’s almost like Florida, isn’t it?
Kind of… except for the temperature
Merry Christmas.
I grew up on the cape. DY class of '75! love the pics, it makes me homesick.
We just came back from Christmas on Pender Island which sported a storm yesterday with 100 Km winds. The waves were spectacular – will send some pictures sometime. Fortunately we went over early and missed the wild boat ride and came home today when all was calm and the sun was shining. Merry Christmas! MA
amazing place! http://www.spymac.com/details/?2319811
Outstanding photos! Aside from the people all bundled up – you could fool yourself with the temperatures!
Merry Christmas!!!
-jules
Cape Cod is beautiful any time of year! I wish I could spend a Christmas there! Thanks for posting these lovely pics.