This row of little houses in Truro has always fascinated me, each cottage named for a flower. The rhythm of them, standing all in a row beside the water, is like a piece of music. It's impossible for a regular person to find a vantage point that encompasses the entire row, but the pictures above are done by professional photographers with long lenses and the ability to find a wide perspective for looking at them off season when there are no cars--or standing on the other side on the beach to get the shots.
They are enchanting and seeing them again every trip to the Cape brings me a whoosh of joy!
Going back to see them every trip to Cape Cod, I always get a snapshot or two, but these pictures don't convey the harmony of a whole row of them against the sea and sky as the professionals do:
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