Category: Photography
Sandwich Boardwalk Sunrise
Discovering the Sandwich Boardwalk The Sandwich Boardwalk is a must-see at sunrise for anyone exploring Cape Cod. This 1,350-foot boardwalk stretches over Mill Creek and marshes in Sandwich, Massachusetts, leading to Town Neck Beach. With its stunning marsh views and glimpses of Cape Cod Bay, it had long been on my list of places to…
Sunrise at the Mayflower II
The Mayflower II docked at State Pier in Plymouth, Massachusetts, looked stunning in the sunrise. As a lesser-known fact, the Mayflower II is a full-scale replica of the original Mayflower that brought the Pilgrims to America in 1620. Built in 1957 in Devon, England, it sailed across the Atlantic to Massachusetts, following a similar route…
Quincy MA from Above
A unique view of Quincy, MA, as seen from the sky. The early light casts a soft glow over the city’s landmarks, including the United First Parish Church, the Stop & Shop corporate office, City Hall, and the 1200 Hancock Street Building. Disclaimer: This flight was conducted in full compliance with Part 107 regulations over…
Bench with a View
A bench with a view of the Boston skyline from Piers Park in East Boston.
Over the Mountains
Sunset over the mountains of the Blue Hills Reservation, as seen from Granite Links Golf Course in Quincy, Massachusetts.
Boston Harbor Hotel Arch
The iconic Boston Harbor Hotel Arch at Rowes Wharf in Boston, Massachusetts.
Sunwashed
The crosswalk, sunwashed and worn by time, reminded me of the calm, retro feel of an 80s coastline.
Yo-Yo
A Yo-Yo ride at a local carnival during blue hour.
Golden Hour at the Pier
Fiery skies during golden hour at a local pier on the South Shore of Massachusetts.
Zakim Bridge at Night
The Zakim Bridge at night in Boston, Massachusetts, photographed from North Point Park in Cambridge. A print of this photo is available for purchase – click here to view options.
Plymouth Long Beach Sunrise
Sunrise at Plymouth Long Beach in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Sunrise at Manomet Point
Sunrise at Manomet Point in Plymouth, MA. I’ve visited this location in the past but didn’t get a chance to explore the area below. A “No Trespassing” sign had been posted nearby. On this visit, I noticed the sign was gone. The path leading down looked significantly improved, possibly explaining the reason for the sign’s…