I have updated the projects page on our website. You can see the new page here – Projects. This new page includes Blizzard on Low Beach, which was featured on our blog before, and two new projects that I have posted some work from but hadn’t completed until recently. Each of these new projects contain [...]
Van Lieu Photography has been reviewed by Shutterbug Magazine in their upcoming March issue. Here’s a peek at what was said about us!
Dirck and I returned to the bluff tonight to document the changes. The house at 97 Baxter Rd. is being moved. Previous shots from this locale are Here and Here. Bluff House can’t be far behind as houses on both sides of it have now been moved. The jute bags have been extended from Twin [...]
December 20th of last year brought a blizzard to Nantucket. Dirck and I took these shots on Low Beach. I have put them in a slideshow so you can see them in a larger size. On the statement page, there is a link to a video that was taken the same day. Eventually, the series [...]
We had not visited the Sconset Bluff much during the summer, so we decided to take some reference photos of the bluff at the end of September before the return of winter’s nor’easters. Going below the bank before sunrise to catch the gentle light of morning, we were surprised to find additional destruction less from [...]
This is a video we have been working on for our business ACKsite. It was taken for the property that was shown here in a previous entry. The video looks best if you choose the full-screen option on the toolbar.
Eastmost, the century-old home at 85 Baxter Rd. is being moved to a safer place in Monomoy. This beautiful home has overlooked the Atlantic ocean with it’s place on the bluff since 1908.
N Magazine has a nice feature using our Sconset Bluff erosion photographs. We’re on pages 10, 11, and 12 and our photograph is used on the index page. Thanks to the N Magazine staff for doing such a great job!
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