Gannon & Benjamin boat builders
I am falling behind my weekly blog. So I will make up for it here with this entry. Here is a collage of my images from early april.
 Gay Head Cliffs at dusk  The only sound was a loon out in the darkening sea I really enjoyed my time taking these images.   The conditions were not always the best for photography. some days too bright others too foggy but I enjoyed traveling around and collecting what I could. So here is a mosaic of this weeks photos all together.                
Island Fire Fighters at work
The Martha's Vineyard Airport held a emergency exercise last week and I was able to capture a few images of all the island towns participation.       
New York City skyline has nothing on the town of Oak bluffs buildings. 
The ocean fog crept from the sea to the land for the last two days. Silent and shrouded it added a little mystery to the the island landscape.       The temperatures are slowly climbing and things are warming up but many of the island vistas are still sporting their winter colors. 
Long Point
On my way home from work I noticed the bright lights of our fair city,Tisbury,reflecting off the calm harbor waters.   
Edgartown harbor
The sun was setting,throwing warm light upwards and the moon was rising,throwing cool light downwards.   | AuthorI have lived here on Martha's Vineyard all of my life. One thing I love is that every day and every hour, the light and weather and seasons are always changing, always making for fun photography. ArchivesMay 2012 Categories |
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