Ethan Daniels’s mesmerizing new book “Under Cape Cod Waters” (Union Park Press) takes a photographic lens to the underwater world that lives symbiotically with and within the shifting landscapes of Cape Cod.
After many years travelling and photographing marine life across the globe from Micronesia to Belize to Palau, the beckoning finger of Cape Cod drew Ethan back to his roots on Cape Cod. The series of Cape Cod photographs that comprise Ethan’s book capture the variety and richness of underwater scenes that exist everyday side-by-side with the mundane goings-on of us terrestrial folks; an alien world that is and always has been an inherent part of the Cape’s identity. Sea, ponds, rivers and estuaries have always been supporting the Cape’s inhabitants; Pilgrim seafarers and Portuguese fishermen, oyster farmers and Harwich & Chatham fishermen, whale tours and scuba-diving, and the world renown Wood’s Hole Oceanographic Institution.
The book “Under Cape Cod waters” is published by Union Park Press in Boston (http://www.unionparkpress.com) , who specialize in books about art, history and culture of Boston and New England. You can also find a copy to peruse or purchase at The Platinum Pebble….who knew?