Cape Cod Photography

Dye Sublimation Archival Aluminum Prints

Photographs in spaces you live and love

The photographs are printed on dye sublimation archival aluminum as a limited edition series. The printing method allows for Elyssa to output the color and clarity that is identically represented at the time of capture and emulates what you see on your screen.

Elyssa Cohen’s work is being represented by Truro Fine Art Studio/ Jobi Pottery where you are able to order and purchase limited edition prints directly. You may contact Susan Kurtzman, the gallery owner, at 508-487-2304 for more information about sizing and cost. To view the prints in person please feel free to stop by the gallery at 314 Route 6 Truro, MA 02666 between 10 am to 5 pm daily. The work will be hanging until then end of November.

Check out our online portfolio where you can view your favorite images => Cape Cod Collection here. Feel free to contact the Elyssa Cohen or the gallery with any questions or special requests with ordering prints. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks delivery of all prints. Thank you!

These timeless photos are printed on high quality frames and will perfectly compliment the decor in any room

Print options: Slim black float frame, unframed float print or flush mount inset frame

Listen to Elyssa Cohen’s full interview by Brenda Conlan

on the radio show “House of Hope” aired on September 13th, 2019

Just a few examples of my work

Encountering the light on Cape Cod has become a regular practice for me. In every weather condition, in all states of mind, I organize my days around the moments when the Cape Cod light is full of something with which I identify. After hours of shooting, I use specialized equipment and software to create the image, then use highly refined processes to make sure that the final printed image contains as much of the truth of the moment in it as I remember it.

I am deeply moved when people tell me that my photographs have touched them. I have been told that my work has a healing effect, that the images connect people to nature, to themselves, and to their own vibrant sense of love. I always look forward to the next time I will be able to immerse myself in the marshes, the towns or the beaches, and bring back more evidence of the love that connects us to the world and to each other. The beauty I encounter always humbles me and makes me grateful for people, for light and for everything it reaches.

About Elyssa Cohen

I grew up on a beef-cattle farm in Pennsylvania, where nature, the animals, the farm and the seasons taught me about unconditional love for the environment and everything in it. I grew up in an artistic household, the proud granddaughter of a bass trombonist who played for the New York Philharmonic. My grandfather also founded the American Brass quintet and dedicated his life to playing music in New York and across the globe. His legacy filled me with a deep love for the beautiful and creative works we humans are capable of creating.

I was classically trained initially as a painter, then moved to Cape Cod from Philadelphia after college. I discovered that photography was the instrument through which I could express my joy of color and form. I fell in love with the light on Cape Cod, which has a magical and emotional element that I have never experienced anywhere else.