Category: Photography

Seaport Shadows

An early morning in Boston’s Seaport. Walking across and beneath the Moakley Bridge, watching shadows stretch across Fort Point Channel, the old Northern Avenue Bridge, the Boston Harbor Hotel waterfront, and the Tea Party Museum before the city stirs.
Fireworks Over Plymouth Harbor

Having lived on the South Shore nearly all my life, I’d never really spent the Fourth of July this way before. My wife and I headed to Plymouth Harbor for the evening. We picked a spot near the Mayflower II and watched the sun dip behind it — a small, steady reminder of how far…
An Early Walk Through Boston’s Independence

The Fourth of July feels different when you stand where so much of it began. I have a long tradition of spending holiday mornings exploring a city — especially when I’m traveling. Places that are usually crowded feel empty, a little hushed, since most people had a late night. It gives me the chance to see…
Eustis Estate Museum

I stopped by the Eustis Estate in Milton recently on a late afternoon, drawn mostly to the mansion and its surrounding grounds. The house, with its late 19th-century stonework and towers, stands almost hidden behind old trees and rolling lawn. I didn’t go inside. Instead, I wandered the paths, seeing how solid and imposing the…
An Afternoon Stroll Through The Bradley Estate

The Eleanor Cabot Bradley Estate in Canton, Massachusetts is one of those places you just drift through. In summer, it’s often busy — rented out for weddings and events — but on this afternoon it was quiet. I took the chance to wander through the grounds and explore the formal garden, where beds of roses…
Lightless

This scene caught me off guard — a blue water tower, a small white house, and just enough of that lighthouse vibe to make me stop and capture it. Spotted near The Bradley Estate, Canton, Massachusetts.
Coastal Bend

A winding coastal road hugs the shore near Spinnaker Island, Hull, Massachusetts.
Pemberton Colors

Colorful boats and a calm harbor reflect the quiet beauty of Pemberton Point in Hull, Massachusetts.
Sir Winston

The luxury event yacht, Sir Winston, docked in quiet elegance and prepared to welcome guests at Marina Bay in Quincy.
Lobster Lane

The historic Cohasset Lobster Pound and harbor area, where fresh lobster is landed daily and small boats rest between tides. It’s a working shoreline with deep roots and quiet beauty.
Curvature

Architectural detail of the Neponset Landing condominium in Quincy, Massachusetts. Captured in black and white to emphasize the curvature of the facade and the interplay of light, shadow, and structure.
Late Spring at Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary

I returned to the Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary in Marshfield, Massachusetts, just as late spring began to settle in. It had been a wet season—rain-soaked trails, heavy skies, and more gray than green—but on this visit, the clouds finally gave way. I was even lucky enough to spot some wildlife.