This page contains thumbnail images from the IMAGE Royalty Free CD-ROM Volume 16: Cape Cod Photographs. Click on a thumbnail or a photograph name to view a somewhat larger JPEG image of the photograph.
This page contains thumbnail images from the IMAGE Royalty Free CD-ROM Volume 16: Cape Cod Photographs. Click on a thumbnail or a photograph name to view a somewhat larger JPEG image of the photograph.
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| Photo Thumbnail | Photo Title |
) | Acorns
The fruit of the oak tree. This is an acorn and leaves from the white oak tree found on Cape Cod. |
) | An Approaching Storm on Coast Guard Beach, Cape Cod
This photograph was taken at Coast Guard Beach, Cape Cod on an early stormy morning in September. |
) | Atlantic White Cedar Swamp Trail
The Atlantic White Cedars grow in the 24-foot of peat layer on Cape Cod. They grow wherever there is wet ground or a swamp. The Atlantic White Cedar Swamp Trail is a marked trail through one of the remaining groups of white cedar trees. |
) | Atlantic white cedar tree
Closeup of an Atlantic White Cedar along the White Cedar Swamp Trail. |
) | Backlit dunes
This photograph shows the large sand dunes with the sun directly behind. |
) | Beach at sunrise
The Coast Guard beach on the southern shore of Cape Cod seen here at sunrise. |
) | Beach with waves
The extending waves of the Coast Guard beach. |
) | Birdwatcher at Audubon Society
The Massachusetts Audubon Society runs the 700-acre Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary west of U. S. 6 in South Wellfleet. Trails go through beach, marsh, and pine forest. It's a good place for birdwatching. |
) | Blades of marsh grass
Closeup shot of marsh grass on Cape Cad. |
) | Boardwalk in marsh at Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
The Massachusetts Audubon Society's Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary marsh trail with boardwalk. |
