Tag: ocean views
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Pemberton Colors
Colorful boats and a calm harbor reflect the quiet beauty of Pemberton Point in Hull, Massachusetts.
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Sir Winston
The luxury event yacht, Sir Winston, docked in quiet elegance and prepared to welcome guests at Marina Bay in Quincy.
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Lobster Lane
The historic Cohasset Lobster Pound and harbor area, where fresh lobster is landed daily and small boats rest between tides. It’s a working shoreline with deep roots and quiet beauty.
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Trio
I came across this quiet trio of boats the other day, and something about the way they sat there, perfectly still, made me pause. Their reflections were almost too calm to ignore.
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Silence Drifts
A lone fisherman gently trolls in a small boat on the still waters of Damon’s Point in Marshfield, Massachusetts. From where I stood, I could see fish breaking the surface nearby—he clearly appears to be in the right spot.
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Glory
Glory, the MBTA’s catamaran-style commuter ferry, moves swiftly through Weymouth’s Back River in the late afternoon light, with the Boston skyline softly visible in the distance. One of several high-speed ferries operated by the MBTA, it offers commuters a scenic and traffic-free ride between Boston and the South Shore.
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Driftlight
The smoke from Canadian wildfires was noticeable along the Scituate coast a couple days ago. It muted the sky, softened the sun, and gave everything a warm, amber-orange glow.
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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…
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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.
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MacMillan Pier
Bright skies over MacMillan Pier in the beautiful coastal town of Provincetown, Massachusetts. Beyond the views and the harbor breeze, it’s the generosity of the community that leaves a lasting impression.
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Out There
Two people stand on the rocky shoreline at low tide in Hull, Massachusetts, late in the afternoon. Their posture suggests an activity such as fishing or simply exploring the shallow water.
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Steel & Swash
The Rainbow Swash—also known as the Boston Gas Tank—is one of Boston’s most recognizable landmarks. I captured this view from Marina Bay in Quincy, Massachusetts, framed by the steel beams of a nearby bridge.