BenSpark's SmartSets / Falmouth PhotoWalk

The Nobska Lighthouse.

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Hood ornament. Just gives me the feeling of speed.

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Exactly the Stick Shift I would be expecting from this hot rod. Nice.

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An anchor by the water at Spohr Gardens.

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At this time of year there were few flowering plants. This was about the only one left at at Spohr Gardens.

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This small rowboat deep behind trees in Spohr Gardens made me think of a bayou and heading down river on an adventure.

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I like this bench in the middle of Spohr Gardens. I took some beautiful photos of my wife as she talked to our baby. The way the light came in through the trees made this a soft mystical spot.

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I loved this Lion head spigot at Spohr Gardens.

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Here is a photo of the Lion Head Spigot at Spohr Gardens that is even further back. You can see more of the connector in the lion's mouth.

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The detail on this sundial at Spohr Gardens was very interesting. I got up nice and tight to see it more clearly.

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Dad captures me setting up my cameras, both video and DSLR, on Nellie Point (named in honor of Nellie Anne Hefferan Casey who was killed on 9/11, she was on flight 11). This is one of the most beautiful spots on the Cape.

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Memorial plaque for Nellie Anne Hefferan Casey. She was killed on Flight 11 on 9/11. This area is called Nellie Point in her honor.

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Dad takes another photo of me as I take photos of the Nobska Lighthouse from Nellie Point (named in honor of Nellie Anne Hefferan Casey who was killed on 9/11, she was on flight 11) with my DSLR and tripod.

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A wider shot of Nellie Point (named in honor of Nellie Anne Hefferan Casey who was killed on 9/11, she was on flight 11). This is one of the most beautiful areas on the Cape to watch a sunset and sunrise and see all the boats go by.

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Boats zip in and out of Woods Hole Harbor.

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From our vantage point we could view people out on the water as well as on the jetties and rocks all around Nellie Point (named in honor of Nellie Anne Hefferan Casey who was killed on 9/11, she was on flight 11).

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Sailboats gracefully glided into Woods Hole Harbor

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A busy harbor on a beautiful day.

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