← All galleries 21 plates · photographed on Martha’s Vineyard
South Beach is a wide Atlantic shoreline with open surf and sand that goes on for three miles.
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Plate 01 Golden light over the surf and sand at South Beach -
Plate 02 Army Corps sign warning of old military ordnance at South Beach -
Plate 03 Golden sky over a long shoreline, a few beachgoers and a gull on the sand -
Plate 04 Gentle surf along a wide, sandy ocean beach, houses at the far end -
Plate 05 A red sky low over the dunes beside a sand-drifted road -
Plate 06 Looking back over a pickup bed at tire tracks on a wide beach under a cloudy sky -
Plate 07 Driving the over-sand trail past windswept trees toward Chappaquiddick -
Plate 08 Sand fence casting shadows over snow-dusted dunes -
Plate 09 Footprints in low sun below an eroded dune edge, small waves rolling in -
Plate 10 Snow-lined road with striped guard posts on both sides in low winter sun -
Plate 11 Footprints in soft sand and small breakers under a clear blue sky -
Plate 12 A steep, eroded dune face above an open ocean beach on a sunny day -
Plate 13 The dune line meeting the Atlantic -
Plate 14 Low sun down a long stretch of sand and surf, footprints everywhere -
Plate 15 A VTA bus with a bike rack on the curving road out by South Beach -
Plate 16 The straight road behind the dunes at South Beach, a split-rail fence and goldenrod alongside -
Plate 17 The state's Please Help Protect the Dunes sign set in the beach scrub -
Plate 18 The open stretch between the forks, the dune cut back by erosion -
Plate 19 A dune path with the tick sign and the Army Corps panel on the old range -
Plate 20 The top of Path #4 and its signpost -
Plate 21 The Norton Point vehicle entrance at the Left Fork