Tag: landscape

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.
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.
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.
Stillwind

Hull Wind I turbine stands tall over the green marsh and Weir River in Hull, Massachusetts.
English Garden at Peace Field

The formal English-style garden at the Old House at Peace Field in Quincy, Massachusetts. Once the home of John and Abigail Adams, this historic property offers a quiet blend of colonial architecture and carefully tended grounds.
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.
Waterfront Rails

A long exposure of the Neponset-Anderson Bridge, a historic train bridge, as seen from Neponset Landing Park in Quincy, Massachusetts. It’s one of multiple points of interest along the Quincy Riverwalk, a scenic 2-mile path that follows the river from Squantum Point Park, passes through Neponset Landing Park, and ends at the gazebo near the…
Across the Way

Captured from Squantum in Quincy, looking north across the bay as golden hour bathes the Boston skyline in a warm glow. Slightly off-center to the left is the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum.