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Winter Walkers
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Storm Front & Light Trails
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Marshall Point Lighthouse – Port Clyde, Maine
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MIT Campus at Night (Building 10)
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Children in Rings Fountain – Boston
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Red Line into the Sunset
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Pemaquid Point Light Station – Bristol, Maine
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The Steamboat “M/V Samuel Clemens,” Boston Harbor
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Boston Skyline and Two Bridges
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Moakley Bridge and Boston Skyline at Dusk
Winter Walkers
Mattison Field, Concord, MA
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Storm Front & Light Trails
Well… so finally I’m getting around to saying a little something about this photo, which seems to have taken on a life of its own on Flickr.com, having somehow attained, and held, the rank of #1 most “interesting” photo on Flickr Explore for July 17, 2010. (See the end of this post for a note [...]
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Marshall Point Lighthouse – Port Clyde, Maine
When we took a mini-vacation up to the Maine coast a couple of months ago, I made a point to seek out as many lighthouses as I could to photograph. This one is Marshall Point Lighthouse near Port Clyde, Maine, and is quite interesting in that it is very accessible. At low tide, you can [...]
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MIT Campus at Night (Building 10)
This is a night shot of the “Great Dome” and columns of Building 10 (The Maclaurin Building) on the campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts, as seen from the south side of Memorial Drive. The red and orange-ish/white streaks in the foreground are the headlights and tail lights of cars passing [...]
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Children in Rings Fountain – Boston
These are some children having fun in Rings Fountain, part of the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway, which, as part of the Big Dig project, replaced a truly hideous elevated freeway that sliced through the heart of Boston. This is part of the Greenway know as the Great Room, which has at its core a “lighted, [...]
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Red Line into the Sunset
An MBTA Red Line train heads into a blazing sunset over the Longfellow Bridge from Boston into Cambridge. Featured on the MIT Engineering department’s home page.