"Every path has its puddle." ~Proverb Quote

 “Do not 

meddle 

in the affairs 

of 

wizards, 

for they are 

subtle 

and quick 

to 

anger.” 

~J.R.R. Tolkien

A rainy walk at Fort Hill.
Eastham, Cape Cod in autumn.
Joanna Vaughan photography.

"The world is quiet here."~Lemony Snicket

“It is not that we love to be alone, 

but that we love to 

soar, 

and when we do soar, 

the company grows 

thinner 

and 

thinner 

until there is none at all. 

~Henry David Thoreau

Images from a foggy walk at Fort Hill in Eastham.

August, 2013

"Slow down and everything you are chasing will come around and catch you." ~John De Paola

"Don't underestimate 

the value

of doing 

nothing, 

of just going along, 

listening 

to all the 

things

you can't hear, 

and not 

 bothering." 

~Pooh's Little Instruction Book

A summer afternoon walk with my boys.

Fort Hill, Eastham.

Cape Cod 2011

"To dare is to lose one's footing momentarily. To not dare is to lose oneself." ~Soren Kierkegaard

"If you see a whole thing -
it seems
that it's always beautiful.
Planets,
lives...
But up close
a world's all dirt and rocks.
And day to day,
life's a hard job,
you get tired,
you lose the pattern."

~Ursula Le Guin

Images taken on a walk with David
through the Cedar Swamp,
Eastham, Cape Cod.
March 2011

"Put your ear down close to your soul and listen hard." ~Anne Sexton

"In solitude, where we are least alone."
~George Gordon

“What a nice night for an evening.” ~Steven Wright

"As I have practiced it, photography
produces pleasure by simplicity.
I see something special
and show it to the camera.
A picture is produced. The moment is
held until someone sees it.
Then it is theirs."
~Sam Abell

Images taken on Cape Cod Bay,
Wellfleet

"Sunday clears away the rust of the whole week."~Joseph Addison

"Look at the
trees,
look at the
birds,
look at the
clouds,
look at the
stars...
and if you have eyes
you will be able to see
that the whole existence
is joyful."

~Osho

Images taken at Boat Meadow Beach, Eastham
and Rock Harbor, Orleans.

August 2008