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The Outer Banks is famous for its family friendly beaches, uncluttered with steady Atlantic surf lapping at the miles and miles of welcoming sand. Whether it is the patient consistency of the surf fisherman or the manic rush of the skim boarder, the laconic drifting of the tanning sun worshipper or the long walks that serve to shield the real intent of the people watchers, the ocean provides endless possibilities for entertainment.

A trawler works Pamlico Sound near Oregon Inlet

But the Outer Banks is a string of barrier islands, and as such it has another side, one that also holds riches of its own. Welcome to the Sound Side!

The largest lagoon on the east coast of the U.S. is the Pamlico Sound, which starts at Oregon Inlet to the north and ends on the southern end with Drum Inlet stretching 80 miles long and 30 miles wide at its widest. The brackish waters are fed by the Neuse and the Pamlico rivers mixing with the salty ocean brine, creating a playgroun...

As an artist I have worked in most artist mediums, but specialize in clay, glass, print making and etchings. My first experience with photography was a class I had taken in college. My husband.got me back into photography, because I would go with him and help out on different photo shoots. Since then we joined a local photography club, and have been able to use my background in other forms of art to take the images from my head and transfer the thoughts into the finished prints in my gallery. I you enjoy the images and find one you want for your home or office, Thank You!. WATERMARKS WILL NOT APPEAR ON PRINTS. Copyright Notice: All images on this web site are protected by the U.S. and international copyright laws, all rights...