SLIDE SHOW: Cape Cod by Featured Photographer Jon Vaughan
SLIDE SHOW: Cape Cod by Featured Photographer Jon Vaughan
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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Moored in Peace, Lieutenant Island, Wellfleet, Massachusetts. Photographed on June 1, 1984-11:00 a.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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Evening Tranquility, Moshup Beach, Aquinnah, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts. Photographed on June 15, 1990-6:40 p.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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Bordering the Bay, Cape Cod Bay, North Truro, Massachusetts. Photographed on January 1, 1992-4:35 p.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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Low Tide, Thumbertown Road Beach, Eastham, Massachusetts. Photographed on October 19, 1994-5:45 p.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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Harvest Moon, Rock Harbor, Eastham, Massachusetts. Photographed on October 4, 1990-6:35 p.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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Fisherman's Dory, Stage Harbor, Chatham, Massachusetts. Photographed on June 2, 1998-8:00 p.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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Sea Snag, Chatham Harbor, Massachusetts. Photographed on December 18, 1997-4:25 p.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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John S. Parker's Ribs, 1901 Shipwreck, Nauset Beach, East Orleans, Massachusetts. Photographed on October 22, 1990-7:05 a.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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Peaked Hills, Snail Road, Provincetown. Photographed on November 20, 2000-3:10 p.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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At the Beach, Province Lands, Provincetown, Massachusetts. Photographed on September 28, 1999-8:35 a.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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October Marsh, Lieutenant Island, Wellfleet, Massachusetts. Photographed on October 16, 1992-1:50 p.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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Swept Away, Coast Guard Beach, Eastham, Massachusetts. Photographed on November 2, 1997-2:00 p.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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White Cottages, Cape Cod Bay, North Truro, Massachusetts. Photographed on March 21, 1992-3:30 p.m.
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Photo/Art by Jon Vaughan
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Winter Mooring, Stage Harbor Light, Chatham, Massachusetts. Photographed on December 30, 1989-10:15 p.m.
For Jon Vaughan, a landscape photographer and gallery owner on Cape Cod, honoring the unique beauty of the Cape is a never ending but always satisfying challenge. His subjects are coastal archetypes, documented out of appreciation and respect for their existence, whether fleeting or enduring. Graphic simplicity is his goal, but it must be arresting, as well as, paradoxically, both subtle and dynamic. His desire is to share an extraordinary moment with the viewer who hopefully becomes fully engaged in a photographic illusion where two dimensions transcend into three and imagination displaces reality as the viewer is willingly lured into “being there”.
A self-taught photographer, Jon has been photographing for more than 30 years and never tires of trying to be at the right place at the right time. Many times he “pre-visualizes” a composition and returns often (many days in a row — and sometimes many years in a row) to a particular site until there is a perfect conjunction of subject, light, weather and tide.
Although Jon prints his photographs using state of the art 21st Century digital technology, his camera equipment is late 20th Century. He hauls around a 1984 medium format Hasselblad film camera mounted on a 15 pound Gitzo tripod and always shoots at the smallest aperture. Jon says he will not give up the visual sensation of transparency film until they stop producing his favorite — Fuji Provia (RDP III).
The images in this slide show are from his 144 page book COASTAL EFFECTS, a tribute to Cape Cod and the Islands. The book is a compilation of 86 color images with dates and times, 11 essays discussing technique and inspiration as well as a table itemizing equipment, camera settings and film used.
Jon Vaughan’s work can be seen year round at his Cape Cod gallery Yankee Ingenuity, Chatham, MA, 02633, (508-945-1288).
Lovely shot…the old blue paint really adds to the beauty.