The boy was causing headaches for his mother. He managed to stand still long enough for this photo.
He is probably waiting for his family to finish shopping in the downtown area of Cape May.
I turned my camera in his direction and this is what I got.
Fisherman with wife and dog trailing walking to the beach to surf cast.
The tide moved the water under the bridge and brought blue crabs along with it.
Desperate surfers float on the Cape May waves hoping for the big wave that takes them to the beach.
This is actually members of my family paddle boarding on a salt marsh at Cape May. My wife and I were in kayaks.
Just after noon and everything was safely under the umbrella for the moment.
Retreating back toward town after a morning on the beach.
The feet of some of the women in the family on the beach at sunset.
Captured at close range, this young seagull and others were swooping in to steal picnic lunches.
Takeout at a popular restaurant just outside Cape May. The view from outside the window makes me want to be inside.
Silhouette of a World War II torpedo bomber that was used from aircraft carriers.
Outdoor deck of a popular restaurant just outside Cape May just before dusk. The long, lazy shadows and silhouettes give a relaxed feel to this image.
Only in a small town is it possible to see someone dumping money into a cart full of money.
This is a beautiful machine in black and glistening chrome.
I waited patiently as this man successfully attracted the alpaca to the fence before planting a kiss on its mouth. This is the way that people get unusual bite injuries.
It has just enough mud on it to live up to its name.
Attendants usually occupy these chairs to make sure that each person entering has paid the beach fee.
The owner of Hot Dog Tommy's will give you a short sales pitch on the best hot dogs in town before taking your order.