Tag: architecture
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Pier 7, San Francisco
I recently rediscovered these photos from around Pier 7 on San Francisco’s waterfront. They never made it into the main series, but I felt they were worth sharing. They’re from the mornings my wife and I spent strolling the pier with a coffee in hand, watching the city come to life as the sun lit…
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Golden Gate Horizons
As my San Francisco series comes to a close, it feels fitting to end with the Golden Gate Bridge. Photographing and walking this iconic structure had long been a dream of mine, and finally experiencing both was unforgettable. My wife and I began the day at the Visitor Center, taking in its history and sweeping…
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Bay Bridge Reflections
During my stay in San Francisco, I made the most of my hotel’s closeness to the Bay Bridge, which ended up framing some of my favorite moments. At night, the bridge glowed against the darkening sky, its lights shimmering on the water and pulling us back evening after evening. My wife and I would stroll…
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Painted Ladies at Alamo Square
In the bright early afternoon, the Painted Ladies stood in full color along the edge of Alamo Square. Their pastel facades and detailed trim caught the sun, while the city skyline rose in the distance behind them. The park was lively, with people stretched out on the grass and others stopping to take photos, yet…
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First Light over The Mother Church, Boston
The Mother Church in Boston, also known as the First Church of Christ, Scientist, glowed softly during the early dawn hours. With nobody around, the plaza and reflecting pool felt completely still, the dome and tower mirrored in the calm water. Capturing the full scene without an ultra-wide lens pushed me to improvise. I shot…
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Morning Symmetry
Architecture detail of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate. Boston, Massachusetts.
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Sunrise at the JFK Library
Chasing sunrise in Boston today, I made my way to the JFK Library, hoping to capture the soft glow of morning over its striking architecture and the surrounding waterfront. I had visited before, but only recently noticed that the library’s layout and harbor setting make it a perfect place to enjoy a peaceful morning—regardless of how the…
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Hanover Fire Dept. Co. 5
The former Fire Station No. 5 at 1095 Broadway in Hanover, Massachusetts. Once an active station, it’s now home to the Hanover Firefighting Museum.
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Morning On Main Street
A quiet look at storefronts and civic buildings on Main Street and the surrounding area in Hingham, just after sunrise.
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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…
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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…
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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.