Category: Photography
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…
Mass Audubon Photo Contest Recognition
I’m thrilled to share that my Plymouth Jetty photo won the Best Landscape Photo category in Mass Audubon’s Statewide Photo Contest! It’s an honor to have my love for capturing nature celebrated in this way. A huge thank you to Mass Audubon for the opportunity and for everything they do to protect Massachusetts’ natural beauty.…
Winter Rest
The quiet stillness of winter at Cohasset Cove, where two small boats await the return of warmer weather.
Gunrock Beach
Gunrock Beach is a tranquil, crescent-shaped shoreline nestled between Nantasket Beach and Cohasset in Hull, Massachusetts. This family-friendly beach offers calm waters ideal for paddling and swimming. While lifeguards are absent, its peaceful charm and scenic surroundings make it a perfect spot for a relaxing day by the ocean. Whether you’re planning a quiet escape…
Well Rock Sunrise
A bitterly cold morning at Well Rock during sunrise in Scituate, Massachusetts. As usual, sunrises at Minot and North Scituate Beaches—or anywhere in Scituate—never disappoint.
Main Street Market and Deli
The Main Street Market and Deli in Hingham, Massachusetts decorated for the holidays. This charming and rustic storefront captures the essence of classic New England, offering a warm, inviting atmosphere for both locals and visitors. This shot was completely unplanned. I was simply driving by when I happened to stop, and without a tripod, I…
Castle Island Sunrise
Sunrise at Castle Island in South Boston, Massachusetts. Under bitterly cold conditions, I did my best to capture the old pier pilings from the James F. Dahill Harborview area, the Donald McKay obelisk, the Lt. John J. McCorkle Fishing Pier, and the Conley Container Terminal. Despite the frigid wind and numbing cold, every moment of…
Ned’s Point Lighthouse
I had the chance to visit Ned’s Point Lighthouse this past weekend during golden hour, and it did not disappoint. With the recent arrival of winter, the number of visitors had noticeably decreased. This created a peaceful and quiet setting that made the experience even more special. My wife and I had the entire place…
USS Salem (CA-139)
The USS Salem (CA-139), a retired heavy cruiser, rests proudly at the Quincy Shipyard in Massachusetts. This historic vessel, once a formidable presence in the U.S. Navy, now serves as a museum, offering a glimpse into naval history.
Red Line Reflection
An MBTA Red Line conductor, deep in reflection, guides the train across a bridge in Boston, Massachusetts.
Boston Light from Fort Revere
Boston Light, perched on Little Brewster Island in outer Boston Harbor, is a symbol of maritime history. While it is accessible by boat, you can also catch a spectacular view of this iconic lighthouse from Fort Revere, a historic site on a small peninsula in Hull, Massachusetts. Fort Revere, an 8-acre site on Telegraph Hill…
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…