Naturescape Gallery at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History presents
“Chasing the Light: Cape Cod”with photographer, Allie Richards
November 5 – December 21, 2025, during Museum open hours.

This exhibit features the photographic work of Allie Richards and explores the changing light of our natural world. It is divided into two parts: Nocturne – Cape Cod After Dark, and Golden Hour. From the mysteries of the night sky: aurora borealis, the milky way galaxy and the stars above, to the magical light of sunrises and sunsets that characterize the Cape we all know and love. Allie’s images reveal how light transforms the landscape and shapes our perception, mood, and sense of wonder.

*Allie will be presenting a program “Photographing the Northern Lights” to complement this exhibit on Saturday, November 8th at 1pm. Tickets available at www.ccmnh.org.

Behind the Lens: Allie Richards is a full-time, professional landscape photographer and year-round resident of Brewster. She’s best known for her strikingly vibrant photographic style and for showcasing her work on aluminum. She plans many of her photographs in advance paying attention to weather events, the phases of the moon, and uses various apps to aid her artistry.

Allie is well-traveled; through her business BlueHour® Photo Ventures, she guides like-minded photographers across the United States and abroad several times per year. She most enjoys teaching and sharing with others in the pursuit of art and experience.

Allie’s work has won several awards, including the PRC Boston Student Image Award in her college years, and an Ambassadorship with f-stop Gear. She participates in local exhibitions at the Chatham Creative Arts Center and the Chatham Chamber of Commerce Art in the Park Event. Her work has been published by Cape Cod Life Magazine, The National Parks service, and other publications.
Included with Museum Admission *Dates for the exhibition are subject to minor changes and may temporarily be unavailable due to Auditorium programming. Please call ahead.

For more information, please call the Museum at 508-896-3867 ext. 133.