Tag: boston
City Layers
Three distinct architectural layers in the City of Boston.
Boston Harbor From Piers Park
There’s nothing quite like taking in Boston Harbor from Piers Park in East Boston. For those who might not be familiar, Piers Park is a beautifully landscaped area that offers direct access to the harbor and spectacular views of downtown Boston across the water. It’s the perfect place to relax and soak up the scenery.…
The Rider
A row of boats at Jamaica Pond in Boston, Massachusetts, includes one named The Rider.
234 Berkeley
Designed by architect William Gibbons Preston, 234 Berkeley Street in Boston, MA has served various purposes over the years, from a commercial hub to a cultural center, adapting to the evolving needs of the city. Its interior boasts spacious halls adorned with elegant motifs and grand staircases. Formerly the home of the Museum of Natural…
Boston from the Prudential Tower
A view of Boston from the Prudential Tower during the holiday season. Keeping the safety glass from reflecting in the photo posed a bit of a challenge.
Market Colors
During a pleasant fall stroll near the Common, my wife delighted in the sight of exquisite flowers, while I admired the vibrant array of colors decorating the market.
Walter Baker Chocolate Factory
The Walter Baker Chocolate Factory at the historic Lower Mills district in Boston, Massachusetts.
Boston Skyline from Longfellow Bridge
The Boston skyline from Longfellow Bridge during both sunrise and sunset in Boston, Massachusetts.
500 Boylston Street
I took this shot of 500 Boylston Street in Boston, Massachusetts, using a 24mm focal length. I placed my tripod in a lower position and tilted the camera upward. Although the angle felt uncomfortable, my Nikon Z Series flexible display made it easier to capture the shot.
Reflections at Baker Chocolate Factory
Reflections of the Baker Chocolate Factory shimmer in the Neponset River in the historic Lower Mills neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts.