Tag: architecture

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…
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.
Church and Clocktower

St. Nicholas Church and the First Town Hall in Hull, Massachusetts, seen in early light. The town hall, built in 1848, features a prominent clocktower and once served as both a schoolhouse and a space for town offices and public meetings.
Sunspilled

Early light poured across the concrete floor of a parking garage in Boston, Massachusetts. I stood there for a while, watching the sunlight stretch and shift between the shadows. Framing it was harder than I expected—there was nothing to anchor the frame, only the feeling that the light was enough.
Black Rock Beach House

While I was photographing the sunrise at Black Rock Beach in Cohasset, this beautiful, modern house immediately drew my attention with its clean, elegant lines. The stark modernity of the architecture stood out against the soft light of dawn. I experimented with color grading to preserve the warm sunrise, contrast it with the cool sky, and add a hint of nostalgia.
New England Reverence

A cornerstone of Pembroke’s community, the First Church stands proudly in the winter light, its steeple a familiar landmark.
Cameo Theater

The Cameo Theater in South Weymouth, Massachusetts, has been a local landmark since it opened in the early 20th century. Originally a popular spot for movie screenings, the theater has undergone several renovations over the years, blending its historic charm with modern updates. While it may not be as busy as it once was, it…
A Quiet Christmas Morning in New Orleans

A Quieter Side of New Orleans Spending Christmas in New Orleans felt like discovering a quieter side of the city. The usual busy energy of the streets slowed down into something calm and peaceful. There were fewer people around, which made it easier to enjoy the city’s unique charm. Holiday decorations, cozy coffee shops, and…
Lebowich Tenement House

The iconic Lebowich Tenement House, located at the corner of Prince and Salem Streets in Boston’s historic North End, was built in 1895. Its distinctive architecture immediately caught my attention, reflecting the charm and history of the era. Originally constructed to house the influx of immigrants in the late 19th century, it served as a…
Church Dome

The dome at Saint Catherine Greek Orthodox Church in Braintree, Massachusetts. The intersecting lines caught my eye and thought the black and white conversion was a nice touch to brings out the texture of the brickwork and highlights the geometric design.
Plymouth Rock Portico

The Plymouth Rock Portico in Plymouth, Massachusetts. To capture this perspective, I climbed the stairs to Carver Street, where the vantage point is spectacular. I took this photo shortly before sunrise in late fall, which helped ensure the scene was free of people. The Plymouth Rock Portico is a shelter for Plymouth Rock, the legendary…
Boston Harbor Hotel Arch

The iconic Boston Harbor Hotel Arch at Rowes Wharf in Boston, Massachusetts.