Author: Christina Galt

Throughout every season, photographer Bob Amaral’s love for Cape Cod & its cherished landscapes, is abundantly evident.

Wear Your Home Your Home is a Reflection of You: Your home is more than just a physical space—it’s a…

Cape Cod Doxie Day celebrates their Sweet 16! 

Beaches, Beaches and More: A 20 Year Journey Around the Coast of Cape Cod by local author Anthony Crookshank chronicles his 22-year journey traversing the sandy shores of the Cape. 

Nantucket based photographer Lauren Marttila captures coastal images that enhance your living space and soothe your soul.

With over 40 years of experience in the lighting industry, Steve Rice has compiled a portfolio of work worthy of…

Capturing Nantucket’s charm through his lens, photographer Matt Notarangelo shares his love of the island with locals and visitors alike.

From taking photos in her childhood backyard, to capturing images of some of the world’s most breathtaking destinations, local photographer Allie Richards is on a path of exploration.

A3 Architects, Inc. gives a West Barnstable home an update that preserved its historical integrity while modernizing it for today’s homeowners.

“My love for art started young, I was one of those kids that couldn’t sit still,” smiles artist Margie McGrail…

My whole life has been about the arts,” expresses Falmouth ceramicist Tina Newcombe. But sometimes when you’re busy living, those…

As with most creatives, Lisa Rogers began painting at a very early age. After years of experimenting with mediums, styles…

For the owners of Hot Stove Saloon and Cape Roots Market & Cafe in Harwich Port, it’s all about community.

More outstanding images by local photographers from our 2024 Annual Photo Contest.

Born in the Backyard For Cape Cod’r Co-Founder Kevin O’Leary, it all began during a Dennis Port summer with a…

For photographer Andrea Bunar, her love of Cape Cod was the catalyst behind her transition from portraits to fine art and scenic photography.

Martha’s Vineyard Interior Design uses brushstrokes from a subtle, muted palette to create a heavenly island retreat.

Photographer Betty Wiley finds endless inspiration in the natural hues of New England’s landscape.