Lee Costa

Category: Photography

Sunset at Bare Cove Park

Just a few frames during a sunset walk through Bare Cove Park in Weymouth. Between the cold air and constant wind, I didn’t linger for long., but I managed to capture these as the sun started to dip below the horizon. I’m looking forward to getting back out here once the weather actually breaks.
The Yellow House on Grant Street

I was making my way through Weymouth the other afternoon and spotted this yellow house on the corner of Grant Street. The golden light was hitting the siding just right, and that sweeping curve in the road made it impossible to walk past without stopping for a frame.
Along the Way — April 12, 2026 — Duxbury Beach

Busy with work lately, so I’m a bit behind on posting, but I’m back with another entry in the Along the Way series. This time, a sunrise outing at Duxbury Beach. On my last visit, the bridge had been closed for maintenance, but this time it was open and I was able to drive across…
Evening Light at Damon’s Point

Evening light at Damon’s Point in Marshfield, Massachusetts. The afternoon light out there is something else — especially as it gets closer to sunset. It’s quiet, the marsh opens up, and it just feels like a good place to be. This particular evening we had some company. A few harbor seals were hanging around the…
Returning to Plymouth Jetty

A few photos from a return trip to the Plymouth Jetty and historic Leyden Street during a recent photo walk. I keep coming back for the simple composition of the jetty and the way the light settles across the harbor, especially when the water is still. I’ve photographed this view before, but the light is…
A Stop at Montezuma Castle

While visiting Sedona, we made a quick trip to see Montezuma Castle National Monument in the Verde Valley. Built by the Sinagua people around 700 years ago, the five story cliff dwelling sits about 70 feet up in a limestone alcove, still remarkably intact after centuries. You cannot go inside, but visitors can view it from a short path…
Hot Air Balloons Over Sedona Red Rocks

A solo sunrise at Lover’s Knoll turned into an unexpected surprise when three bright yellow hot air balloons appeared over Sedona’s red rocks. I grabbed the Z 100–400mm to capture a few frames before chasing them down to the Cultural Park Trailhead for a wider view.
From Sedona to the Grand Canyon — A Day Trip to the South Rim

Arizona · South Rim · Part 8 of 8 · A Sedona Series With the Grand Canyon only about two hours from Sedona, it was an easy decision to include it in the trip. We headed out early one morning, hoping to beat the crowds. Since it was our first time visiting, we weren’t sure…
Devil’s Bridge, Sedona — Before the Crowds

Sedona, Arizona · Devil’s Bridge · Part 7 of a Sedona Series Devil’s Bridge is the largest natural sandstone arch in the Sedona area, and if you’ve seen photos of it online you’ve probably also seen the crowds that come with it. Early in the week my wife and I decided we wanted to experience…
Lover’s Knoll, Sedona — Sunrise, Sunset, and Coyotes

Sedona, Arizona · Lover’s Knoll · Part 6 of a Sedona Series Not every good viewpoint in Sedona requires a long hike or a pre-dawn alarm. Lover’s Knoll ended up being one of the easiest places we visited, and one we kept coming back to. It sits just off the main road with a wide,…
Cathedral Rock, Sedona — Worth Every Scramble

Sedona, Arizona · Cathedral Rock · Part 5 of a Sedona Series Cathedral Rock is probably the most photographed formation in Sedona, and after seeing it in person it’s not hard to understand why. The twin spires rise sharply from the surrounding landscape and you can spot them from almost anywhere in town. The hike…
Chapel of the Holy Cross, Sedona — Built Into the Rock

Sedona, Arizona · Chapel Road · Part 4 of a Sedona Series The Chapel of the Holy Cross is one of those places that stops you before you even get through the door. Built directly into the red rock face above Sedona, the structure rises out of the sandstone as if it had always belonged…