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Download Catalog Cape Cod Photos Product List Cape Cod Photos by Kelsey-Kennard Photographers 4 Seaview - Main Street Chatham, MA 02633 Email: [email protected] Phone: (508) 945-1931 www.capecodphotos.com Abstracts cranberries Abstract "Cranberries" $95.00 - $550.00 Abstract: "Cranberries" flats Abstract "Flats" $200.00 - $550.00 Abstract: "Flats" sand slalom 1 Abstract "Sand Slalom" $200.00 - $550.00 Abstract: "Sand Slalom" sandmaze Abstract "SandMaze" $200.00 - $550.00 Abstract: "SandMaze" Sandwings Abstract "SandWings" $285.00 - $550.00 Abstract: "SandWings" Vertical Format The Hand Abstract The Hand $200.00 - $470.00 Abstract "The Hand" Vertical Format abstract # 3 Abstract # 3 $280.00 - $380.00 Unique sand formations and the waters that help create them. whale's tail Whale's Tail $280.00 - $380.00 Abstract sand patterns that resemble a whale's tail Airviews / Aerials 11-621-52d Bluefin Tuna $95.00 - $550.00 Bluefin Tuna off Nauset Beach 10-726-300d Bridge St.--Mill Pond--Break $95.00 - $550.00 Bridge St & Mill Pond looking out to the Chatham Break. 10-726-09d Bucks Creek---Hardings Shore $95.00 - $550.00 Looking East across Bucks Creek to the Hardings Beach shoreline. 62-1128-50 Chatham 1962 Lighthouse area $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham: A 1962 Classic! Chatham Lighthouse area with the Beach & Tennis Club. 64-529-1 Chatham 1964 Mill Pond--Monomoy B&W $220.00 - $320.00 Chatham: A 1964 Classic! Mill Pond looking South towards Stage Harbor and Monomoy. (note: this aerial image looks best in a square format any other configuration will involve cropping..please contact us for more info.) 13-805-3d Chatham N-S All of Town! 2013 $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham Airview--High & Clear! Looking South over Strong Island - Town - Monomoy and ACK in the background. All 3 "Cuts" in the barrier beaches are shown! A great shot! 13-604-86d Chatham - South Beach - Morris Island - Monomoy 2013 $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham's South Beach from Outermost Harbor and Morris Island looking south towards the New Cut and Monomoy. 51-515-5 Chatham -- 1951 Hardings Shore & Ridgevale Beach B&W $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham: A 1951 classic! Hardings Shores (with only a few cottages) looking towards Ridgevale Beach. 57-702-22 Chatham -- 1957 Stage Island pre-dike B&W $150.00 - $440.00 Cape Cod Photos Product List Chatham: A 1957 classic! Innner Stage Harbor and Stage Island area- pre-dike- looking towards Oyster Pond. 57-706-6 Chatham -- 1957 B&W $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham: A 1957 classic! Looking South from Ministers Point to Monomoy and beyond. In 1957 Monomoy is connected to Morris Island--there is no dike or road to Morris Island, and check out the Stage Harbor Entrance!! 57-706-60 B&W Chatham -- 1957 Eastward Point Naval Station B&W $150.00 - $440.00 Chatham: A 1957 classic! Eastward Point site of the Naval Station, looking towards Crows Pond. 57-706-31 Chatham -- 1957 Fish Pier to Monomoy B&W $95.00 - $500.00 Chatham: A 1957 classic! Looking South from the Chatham Fish Pier to Monomoy and beyond. In 1957 Monomoy is connected to Morris Island--there is no dike or road to Morris Island, and check out the Stage Harbor Entrance!! 57-706-30 Chatham -- 1957 Ministers Point B&W $150.00 - $440.00 Chatham: A 1957 classic! Ministers Point looking towards Ryders Cove 57-706-36 B&W Chatham -- 1957--Eastward Point--Ryders Cove B&W $150.00 - $440.00 Chatham: A 1957 classic! Eastward Point site of the Air Naval Station looking towards Ryders Cove. 57-1217-2 B&W Chatham -- 1957--Morris Island Dike construction B&W $150.00 - $440.00 Chatham: A 1957 classic! The Morris Island dike/road under construction looking towards the end of "North Beach." 58-721-1 Chatham -- 1958 South Chatham Pleasant Street Beach area B&W $150.00 - $440.00 Chatham: A 1958 classic! The Pleasant Street Beach area in South Chatham 60-725-30 B&W Chatham -- 1960 Monomoy B&W $150.00 - $440.00 Chatham: A 1960 classic! Monomoy with the tips of "North Beach" and Stage Harbor entrance...also shows the Pendelton shipwreck...WOW! 61-730-19 Chatham -- 1961 Monomoy B&W $150.00 - $440.00 Chatham: A 1961 classic! Monomoy from a low angle! 61-730-20 Chatham -- 1961 Monomoy Camps B&W $150.00 - $440.00 Chatham: A 1961 classic! Monomoy Camps 13-604-81d Chatham -- Downtown - Mill Pond - Monomoy 2013 $95.00 - $550.00 From the downtown area of Chatham looking south across Mill Pond, Stage Harbor, to Monomoy and the New Cut. 10-615-98d Chatham -- Eastward Point $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham: Eastward Point looking towards Crows Pond and Eastward Ho! Golf Club 13-604-18d Chatham -- New Cut looking West $95.00 - $550.00 From the Atlantic Ocean looking west through Chatham's newest Cut. The Stage Harbor entrance and continuing coastline up to Dennis are visible. 13-604-67d Chatham -- North Beach Cut --Monomoy 2013 $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham: from the North Beach Cut looking south towards the fish pier, town, and Monomoy. This Airview shows Chatham's 3 breaches. 13-604-99d Chatham -- P'town High Lower Cape Cod 2013 $95.00 - $550.00 A High Airview from Chatham's South Beach/Monomoy connection with the New Cut looking North to Provincetown! Chatham's 3 breaches and the "outer arm" of Cape Cod are all visible in this high Airview. 10-615-96d Chatham -- Ryders Cove $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham: Ryders Cove area 10-615-97d Chatham -- Ryders Cove - Harbor Coves $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham: Harbor Coves area with Seapine Rd. & Woodland Way and Crows Pond 10-615-12d Chatham -- White Pond $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham: White Pond area 66-701-81 Chatham 1966 HIGHVIEW Pleasant Bay---ACK B&W $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham: A 1966 Classic! High Airview of Chatham and North Beach from Little Pleasant Bay looking South to Nantucket 13-212-35d Chatham 2013 New Breach on South Beach Originally: $95.00 $80.00 Cape Cod Photos Product List You save: 16% A new breach on South Beach! In the aftermath of winter storm "Nemo" a section of South Beach washed over...will it become an inlet and allow a shortcut to the Atlantic from the Stage Harbor area...only time will tell. Morris Island and Lighthouse beach are in the background. 13-212-33d Chatham 2013 New Breach on South Beach Originally: $95.00 $80.00 You save: 16% A new breach on South Beach! In the aftermath of winter storm "Nemo" a section of South Beach washed over...will it become an inlet and allow a shortcut to the Atlantic from the Stage Harbor area...only time will tell. Morris Island and Lighthouse beach are in the background. 13-212-43d Chatham 2013 New Breach on South Beach Originally: $95.00 $80.00 You save: 16% A new breach on South Beach! In the aftermath of winter storm "Nemo" a section of South Beach washed over...will it become an inlet and allow a shortcut to the Atlantic from the Stage Harbor area...only time will tell. Morris Island, Lighthouse beach and Stage Harbor are in the background. 13-212-44d Chatham 2013 New Breach on South Beach Originally: $95.00 $80.00 You save: 16% A new breach on South Beach! In the aftermath of winter storm "Nemo" a section of South Beach washed over...will it become an inlet and allow a shortcut to the Atlantic from the Stage Harbor area...only time will tell. Morris Island and Lighthouse beach are in the background. 2013-226-53d Chatham 2013 New Breach on South Beach Originally: $95.00 $80.00 You save: 16% The new breach on South Beach looking looking towards town with plenty of wave action on the Atlantic Ocean side. 2013-226-47d Chatham 2013 New Breach on South Beach Call for price The new breach on South Beach looking in from the Atlantic Ocean. The northern end of Monomoy and the entrance to Stage Harbor are in the background. 14-519-621d Chatham 2014 New Inlets $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham Airview-- The newest Inlets on South Beach looking towards Town & Stage Harbor. 14-519-690d Chatham 2014 Southway - Monomoy $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham Airview-- From Lighthouse Beach looking South towards the newest Inlets & Monomoy. Also Stage Harbor & Morris Island. 13-604-31d Chatham New Cut -- Monomoy -- Ack 2013 $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham's New Cut looking south with Monomoy and Nantucket in the distance. A beautiful new Airview showcasing the shoaling around Monomoy! 13-604-14d Chatham New Cut -- P'town 2013 $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham's New Cut looking North to Provincetown! Chatham's 3 breaches and the "outer arm" of Cape Cod are all visible in this high Airview. 13-604-01d Chatham New Cut -- P'town 2013 $95.00 - $550.00 A High Airview from Chatham's South Beach/Monomoy connection with the New Cut looking North to Provincetown! Chatham's 3 breaches and the "outer arm" of Cape Cod are all visible in this high Airview. 13-519-503d Chatham New Cut-Monomoy 13-519-503d $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham's new breach looking towards Monomoy. Shows waterways around North Monomoy--great for a kayak. 13-519-507d Chatham New Cut-Monomoy 13-519-507d $170.00 - $420.00 Chatham's new breach looking towards Monomoy from the tip of Morris Island. Shows waterways around North Monomoy--great for a kayak. This Airview comes in sizes 24x12 and 36x18 13-519-500d Chatham New Cut-Town-mid tide 13-519-500d $95.00 - $550.00 Chatham's new breach looking towards town.
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