Photographing An Island™
A Van Lieu Photography Blog

‘Sconset Bluff Loses Another Home





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.

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Low Beach in Spring





This is another photograph that I will make a large print of. The detail in the village of ‘Sconscet is quite lovely when seen large.

Sharon

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Ocean Rain





This one will be offered as a large print.

Sharon

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Cloudland













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Evening Skies

The rain cleared and the sun came out, lighting the sky. I stood on our deck to get this shot.

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Published in N Magazine

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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Ducks in a Row

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Erosion on Smith’s Point













These were all taken on Smith’s Point this afternoon. The floor of the first house pictured is now several feet over my head. A short time ago, I had to crouch to walk under it. The second photograph shows all that is left from 32 Rhode Island. This cottage was swept away last month. The third photograph shows a well pump that is now visible.

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The Atlantic





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Phenomenon Called a Fog Bow

Read about Fog Bows Here

We witnessed this on Saturday evening. Instead of a pot of gold, we found this large metal box that had washed ashore. This is what I misidentified as a chest of drawers in a previous post.


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