Scenes from Martha’s Vineyard: September 2024
Hop growers toast a successful season at Offshore Ale.
Ray Ewing
Awaiting chess players on the Oak Bluffs harbor.
Jeanna Shepard
Sun sets through beach grass at Katama.
Larry Glick
Common raven performs a little dance.
Lanny McDowell
Boatful of late summer sunflowers bloom in Eastville.
Tim Johnson
Early days of autumn mean empty beach chairs on Vineyard Haven harbor.
Ray Ewing
Sunrise over Chappy from the Big Bridge.
Jeanna Shepard
Kire surfers take advantage of northeast winds in Sengekotacket.
Larry Glick
Endless waves crash on the shore of Lucy Vincent Beach.
Tim Johnson
Schooner Shenandoah anchored off Lobsterville with Island schoolchildren aboard.
Ray Ewing
Well trod path to late summer beach days
Jeanna Shepard
Sun rises over Nantucket Sound.
Liz Durkee
A rookery of cormorants gather to discuss the day's events.
Lanny McDowell
Alabama heads out of Vineyard Haven harbor for sunset sail.
Larry Glick
View up the East Chop Lighthouse winding stairway.
Tim Johnson
Island Queen still delivers daytrippers to Oak Bluffs.
Ray Ewing
Model sailboat races watcher is transfixed.
Jeanna Shepard
Herreshoff races in Menemsha Pond.
Louisa Gould
Menemsha shadows.
Larry Glick
Weather advice at the Katama Airfield.
Tim Johnson
The year moves on and the season turns, heading out as if on a shifting tide.
September forms a boundary between summer in its waning days and the approach of autumn. The glory of September is that it blends two seasons into one of unusual beauty on the Island.
