Tag: landscape

Autumn Reflections at Wachusett Reservoir

While driving toward the Old Stone Church in West Boylston to capture its autumn colors, we spotted the Wachusett Reservoir shimmering in the afternoon light. The water was glassy and still, perfectly reflecting the autumn trees along the shoreline.
Chasing Autumn at the Old Stone Church

It has long been a goal of mine to capture the Old Stone Church during the autumn season. I’ve attempted it in the past with little success—or, rather, the drama and colors I hoped for never materialized. West Boylston is about an hour and a half away from me, making the trip a bit challenging,…
Deer Island Geometry

Clear light and calm harbor water at Deer Island in Boston, where the digesters’ repeating curves and edges created a quiet geometry across the harbor.
Wired Autumn

A heavy rainstorm had just moved out of Southern New England, leaving behind dense ground fog over the marsh. As the sun rose, the clearing light poured through the mist, lighting up the intense fall foliage and creating a brief, striking atmosphere near High Voltage Paintball in Holbrook, Massachusetts. I was already out with my…
Slow Turn at the Reservoir

Captured last week at the Blue Hills Reservation, where the trees remain mostly green despite the season’s approach. A dry summer has delayed the usual burst of color, leaving only faint hints of yellow along the edge of the reservoir.
Morning Light at Granite Avenue Drawbridge

The Granite Avenue Drawbridge in South Boston glowed beautifully in the morning light, its steel catching the first colors of sunrise. Built in the early 20th century, the bridge has long been part of the city’s daily rhythm. I’ve driven over it countless times and have also always admired the quick glimpse you get of…
Sunrise Over Wollaston Beach

Having lived most of my life in Quincy, I’ve watched the sunrise over Wollaston Beach in every season. The quiet shoreline, the shifting colors, and the way the light breaks across the water always remind me why I keep coming back. This autumn has been unseasonably warm, and maybe that’s why the colors felt especially…
Morning Calm Over the Marsh

Driving toward Minot Beach at first light, I came across this stretch of marsh in Scituate lit with shifting color. The horizon glowed orange while the sky above deepened into blue — a gradient that lasted only minutes before the sun arrived. Even a brief moment like this, glimpsed from the side of the road,…
A Walk Among Giants

Visiting Muir Woods, it’s easy to feel small beneath the ancient redwoods. Just forty-five minutes outside San Francisco, it makes for an easy day trip. We arrived early in the morning and enjoyed the forest’s calm before the crowds rolled in. I spent the hours walking the trails, photographing spots where sunlight hit the forest…
Power and Bloom

A wildflower meadow unfolds beneath the steady line of utility poles in Whitman, Massachusetts. This time of year, blooms like these flourish in the open corridors beneath power lines, where sunlight pours in and grasses grow wild.
Harvest Lane

A winding dirt path catches the warm late-afternoon light at a local farm in Milton, Massachusetts.
A Walk Through Hatch Mill

Hatch Mill in Marshfield sits quietly by Hatch Pond, the last water-powered mill still standing on Two Mile Brook—a small stream that flows into the North River. It’s a piece of history you can visit, with tours offered a few times each year. Inside, the old machinery remains, silent but still telling its story. I…