Autumn in Cape Ann Massachusetts

Cape Ann is located on the coast some 43 miles north­east of  Boston,  Mass­a­chu­setts. It includes the towns of Rock­port and Glouces­ter and is home of  The Sec­ond Annual Lob­sta Fest and Seafood Extrav­a­ganza! The pho­tos in this gallery were also shot in Essex, Mag­no­lia and Man­ches­ter by the Sea. Autumn in Mass­a­chu­setts may be the best in the coun­try. Some of my favorite loca­tions on Cape Ann are Plum Cove, Lanes Cove, Rock­port Har­bor, Glouces­ter Har­bor, Rocky Neck, Atlantic Road, Hal­ibut Point, Buswell Pond, Annisquam, Lob­ster Cove and Hoop Pole Cove. All of these loca­tions afford excel­lent photo oppor­tu­ni­ties. I would love to pho­to­graph Cape Ann in the win­ter but,  the weather is too unpre­dictable. So I will have to leave the win­ter pho­tos for my brother-in-law, Todd Har­ring­ton, of  Plum Cove Pho­tog­ra­phy, who lives in Gloucester.

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Autumn in Cape AnnMany of the pho­tos in this Slideshoe were processed in HDR. For more infor­ma­tion on HDR or High Dynamic-Range pho­tog­ra­phy and the pro­gram I use, Pho­tomatix Pro 3.1, click on the links below!. Pho­tomatix Pro 3.1 is a stand­alone pro­gram and also has Plu­g­ins for Adobe Pho­to­shop and Adobe Pho­to­shop Light­room 2.

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The Old Burying Grounds of Massachusetts in Autumn

Mass­a­chu­setts is rich in his­tory and old ceme­ter­ies. To visit and pho­to­graph the Old Bury­ing Grounds of Mass­a­chu­setts in Autumn is incred­i­ble. The old maple trees are huge and beau­ti­ful, with bright fall col­ors of yel­lows, oranges and reds. The last trip to Mass­a­chu­setts we went out look­ing for dead rel­a­tives for our geneal­ogy project. You see both my wife and  I have ances­tors in the area that date back to the first set­tlers of this great coun­try.  Find­ing grave stones of many of our ances­tors is a thrill and try­ing to imag­ine what life was like back then. I would like to sit down to din­ner with our ances­tors to visit with them to find out what they were like. The pho­tos in this gallery were shot in the town ceme­ter­ies of Ipswich, Har­vard, Shirley, Essex, Gro­ton, New­bury­port and Lex­ing­ton.  It’s a step back in time.  It’s a chance to under­stand what our Found­ing Father’s sac­ri­ficed for us.

 

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The Old Burying Grounds of Massachusetts in Autumn

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