A day on the Outer Cape with my Leica M7 and lots of grainy film

The fog rolled in on the Outer Cape and I spent a day with my Leica capturing the atmosphere and beauty.

Using 1600 speed black and white film really allowed me to capture the essence of the Outer Cape and Chatham Light beaches as the fog rolled in. The light was beautiful and the grainy film really helped accentuate the fog and highlight the atmosphere.

Outer Cape Cod Beach in the fog with the horizon and shoreline vanishing
Salt Marshes in the fog with a wooden sign sticking out of the water among the grass
Black and white photograph of tall grass out on the Outer Cape Cod
Black and white photograph of a cloud and the sun's rays shining out from behind the cloud
Black and white photograph of a lone seagull flying among the clouds
Black and white grainy photograph of Nauset beach in the fog and the beach and ocean disappearing into a vanishing point.
Black and White photograph of Nauset Beach with the waves crashing onto the sandy shore line
Black and White photograph of the sand dunes and a picket fence out along the Outer Cape beaches at Nauset
Black and White photograph of the Rescue station at Nauset Beach
Black and white photograph of two seagulls on Nauset Beach with the waves crashing onto the sandy shoreline in the background
Black and White photograph of the structure on Chatham Light Beach with the Stars and Stripes flag flying
Black and White photograph of the building on Chatham light Beach with the American flag flying and clouds in the sky
Grainy black and white photograph of a surfer returning from a day out on Nauset Beach surfing
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