Tag: sunset
Sunset at Granite Links
Sunset at Granite Links in Quincy, Massachusetts. I returned to this spot after my first attempt to capture the Boston skyline didn’t quite work out. If you’re not familiar, it’s one of the best places to enjoy a sunset, with stunning views of both the Boston skyline and the Blue Hills Reservation.
Over the Mountains
Sunset over the mountains of the Blue Hills Reservation, as seen from Granite Links Golf Course in Quincy, Massachusetts.
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.
By the Pier
Look closely, and you’ll spot a man sitting on the rocks near the pier, enjoying the sunset in Hull, Massachusetts.
Blurred Tides at Ocean Bluff
Blurred tides at Ocean Bluff created by a long exposure in Marshfield, Massachusetts. The sun set behind me, casting soft hues across the sky. Since it wasn’t completely dark, I could use a slower shutter speed to blur the waves as the tide receded. This moment was the perfect opportunity to use my Lee Little…
Sunset Drive-In
Sunset Drive-In immediately came to mind when I took this photo at Pemberton Point in Hull, MA, while enjoying the sunset over Hull Gut. The scene evokes a nostalgic nod to a classic drive-in theater.
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.…
Duxbury Pier Lighthouse
The Duxbury Pier Lighthouse stands majestically at sunset. To capture these photos, my wife and I drove to the end of Plymouth Long Beach and walked the rest of the way. From there, I flew my drone about half a mile to the lighthouse while maintaining visual line of sight. We delighted in watching a…
Driftway Conservation Park
Sunset casts a warm glow over Driftway Conservation Park in Scituate, MA. In the 1930s, Boston Sand and Gravel owned the property and mined it for projects like constructing Logan International Airport. You can see remnants of an old wharf reflecting on the tidal river, which once helped transport sand via barge to Boston.
World’s End Old Carriage Path
An old carriage path lit up by the setting sun at World’s End in Hingham, MA.