Cooneymus Road meanders around the western side of Block Island. At first light, you will find mule deer standing near or on the road as they move from their nighttime haunts to more secluded spots for daylight hours. At the end of the day, you get, without fail, killer sunsets.

The western side of Block Island provides views across the Long Island Sound to Connecticut. This shot was taken at two stops below proper exposure.

Block Island's agricultural past is still on display in protected spaces around the island. Everywhere else, developers are tripping over themselves to cut down, level out, and build up. How people love their "Private. Keep Out!" signs...

This granite lighthouse sits out at the very northern end of Block Island, Rhode Island. The sand and sea shift ceaselessly from year to year in the form of riptides and eroding coastlines. But this bad boy isn't going anywhere.