Lee Costa

Tag: architecture

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 I thought the black-and-white conversion was a good choice to bring out the texture of the brickwork and highlight 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.
Zakim Bridge at Night

The Zakim Bridge at night in Boston, Massachusetts, photographed from North Point Park in Cambridge.
City Layers

Three distinct architectural layers in the City of Boston captured during an early morning walk.
Sagamore Bridge Sunrise

Catching a sunrise at the Sagamore Bridge had been on my list for quite some time. I arrived early, giving me plenty of time to scout for a good spot. After parking at the Sagamore Recreation Area, I walked west for about ten minutes and found a spot near the water’s edge. A short while…
First Parish in Cohasset

The beautiful First Parish Church in Cohasset, Massachusetts.
234 Berkeley

234 Berkeley Street in Boston before sunrise. Arriving early on the weekend made it possible to capture this shot with no one around.
Chicago: An Architectural Journey

I recently had the chance to explore Chicago, and wow, the city’s architecture completely blew me away. Every building seemed to have its own story, and it made my time there even more amazing. Walking around, I couldn’t help but keep looking up at the skyline. The mix of styles in the city really reflects…
500 Boylston Street

A popular view among photographers of 500 Boylston Street in Boston, Massachusetts. Using a wider angle here would yield even better results, but I only had a 24mm lens with me at the time.
Reflections at Baker Chocolate Factory

Reflections of the Baker Chocolate Factory shimmer in the Neponset River in the historic Lower Mills neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts.