Joy at the Fryeburg Maine Fair.
Holiday Lights Seen differently
Last night it was my intention to photograph a meteor shower—as announced by the TV weather people, but the moonlight was overpowering and I think I went out too early. On the way home while passing many homes decorated by large and small Christmas light displays I was taken by the idea of shooting the lights from my moving car. Here are some of the results.
Which one is your favorite?
Christmas lights photographed from a moving car. Wakefield, MA
Christmas lights photographed from a moving car. Wakefield, MA
Christmas lights photographed from a moving car. Wakefield, MA
Christmas lights photographed from a moving car. Wakefield, MA
Sunset: Boston Harbor
Sunset behind the Boston skyline, seen from the tiny seaside village of Nahant. If you live here it’s likely you’re a sailor, lobster fisherman, and admirer of large seaside homes.
A mountain stream near Boston?
Cascades at Beaver Brook in Belmont,MA is full of snowmelt. Setting just a few miles from downtown Boston.
The 20th Century — we loved highways.
The intersection of interstate 84 and CT route 8 in Waterbury, CT.
This giant, crumbling, crossroads also includes a river, rail line, cemetery, and subdivisions. Photographed on assignment for one of the suppliers to the restoration of “The Mixmaster” — as it is called by some locals.
More Zakim Bridge
THE Leonard P. Zakim Bridge spans the Charles River joining downtown Boston with Charlestown.
Fishing Boat On the Ways
I’ve done a lot of photography on Cape Ann. One of my favorite locations to shoot is the Gloucester Marine Railways, which refers to the huge sled-like machine that can pull a multi ton boat of the water. It is on the ways.
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Fishing Boat “Linda” is drydocked at the Gloucester Marine Railways
Fishing Boat “Linda” is drydocked at the Gloucester Marine Railways
Fishing Boat “Linda” is drydocked at the Gloucester Marine Railways
Lights In the Pouring Rain
Rainy night through my windsheild. Lynnfield, MA. A different view of Marketstreet shopping center
Charles Creek —Autumn in NH
Above The Great Marsh
Today’s self assignment:
The Great Marsh is a long, continuous saltmarsh in eastern New England extending from Cape Ann in northeastern Massachusetts to the southeastern coast of New Hampshire. It includes roughly 20,000-30,000 acres of saltwater marsh, mudflats, islands, sandy beaches, dunes, rivers, and other water bodies.
