to the beach
July 20, 2009
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hello! i’ve just returned from a great week in cape cod with my family. i’ve got lots to share (and lots to catch up on). this evening, i thought i’d post some digital photos. i shot mostly film last week, so i’m hoping to have some good stuff in a couple of days after my film is developed. stay tuned! it’s good to see you again.
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these tell a wonderful little beach story to me. so nice, as always. glad you’re back.
welcome back says me, the lady green with envy. can’t wait to see that film.
wowsa. these look beautiful. i think you could have a second gig as a travel photographer :). can’t wait to see your film. hope you can still feel the sand on your feet when you look at these, happy memories i’m sure!
oh, i love these. it is so fun to travel through others eyes. those cottages are amazing!
jeez louise brian, these are beautiful!
Oh brian, these are lovely.
Can’t wait to see your film.
I love the shot of the table with the candle…so warm and inviting!!
Great storytelling with your images…love them all. So glad you got away – and to the seaside!
*swoon*
Delicious story and very relaxing :)
Welcome back!
Oh, that top photo is just wonderful. Glad you had a good weekend!
We lived in Boston a year, and this makes me crazy to get back there for a visit. Can’t wait to see your film Brian. Welcome home!
Another set of terrific photos! That fish is… wow!
I’ll be looking forward to seeing your other photos taken with film!!
Is this Truro? The cottage looks familiar… Can’t wait to hear about your week. You really capture what I like best about the Cape in these teaser pics.
brian. these are breathtaking. (and cape cod is my happy place.)
these pics are incredible. nothing like summer in new england. nothing like new england in general…
hi brian, welcome back. these are breathtaking. at first i thought i could mention which ones i liked, but by the end, i realized: all of them.
i truly missed seeing your photos pop up in flickr every day. glad you are back!
i hope you are refreshed and relaxed after what looks like a weeks’ stay in heaven.
so good brian, so good.
WOW.
Thank you Brian, I want to escape from work and go to Cape Cod now.
beautiful shots! congrats on a great vacation!
the beach always has so much to explore.
i love these, but especially the first.
and looking forward to the film already…
Welcome back Brian! Lovely photos! Can’t wait to see the film pics.
these are so lovely . . .
making me homesick just a bit, and helping me remember those brief years I was a New Englander!
Brian, that top photo is amazing. ( as are all the rest) Well done!
Glad to see you back here posting pics!
Stunning photos! I am going to Cape Cod for my honeymoon in October…Any tips on what to do/see/eat? We are staying in S. Wellfleet.
I remember going here as a kid…you can never go wrong with pictures and the beach. Can’t wait to see the film.
welcome back! these are gorgeous photos. lots to take in.
So THAT’s Cape Cod. I’ve never visited, but have been curious for some time now.
The blue photo with the sailboat is particularly special.
glad to have you back! These are incred. cant wait to see what the film brings! Is that your future sister in law with the jeans rolled up??
Yum!
(And I can’t believe how all your digital has a slight film spirit!)
I really love your pictures!
About 2.5 years late to the party, but for one glorious summer between the end of college and entry into “life” I was one of the caretakers for those white cottages with the green trim, in fact I almost left my pinky finger in one of those cottages by accident. Me and the other caretaker were given room in the last cottage towards Provincetown at the end of the row across the street from the bay. They were one room affairs with a little kitchen and tiny bathroom and we didn’t have a TV or a phone. Any calls I made had to be placed from a pay phone about 50 yards down the road. The two best memories I have from that place are of sitting outside watching thunderstorms roll across Cape Cod Bay until they were finally on top of us and we had to go inside and sitting outside on hot nights drinking beer, smoking cigarettes and listening the Red Sox on the radio. It was about as close to heaven as I think exists on earth.