Tag: travel

  • Highland Lighthouse

    Highland Lighthouse

    A couple of photos from my recent visit to Highland Lighthouse in North Truro, on the way to Provincetown. Highland Lighthouse, also known as Highland Light Station or Cape Cod Light, is located in North Truro on Outer Cape Cod within the Cape Cod National Seashore. Commissioned by George Washington in 1797, it was the…

  • Jewett Pond (Five Kezar Ponds)

    Jewett Pond (Five Kezar Ponds)

    Jewett Pond, one of the Five Kezar Ponds, is located in Waterford, Maine. The Five Kezars, situated in Waterford, Stoneham, and Lovell, include Jewett Pond, Back Pond, Middle Pond, Mud Pond, and Little Mud Pond. The Kezars are said to be named after an early hunter of the same name who frequented these ponds, as…

  • Yellow-crowned Night Heron

    Yellow-crowned Night Heron

    A Yellow-crowned Night Heron at Blue Haven Marina in Turks and Caicos. He was fully aware of my presence, so I snapped my photo without getting too close to avoid disturbing him.

  • Pinta Lane

    Pinta Lane

    A Gray Kingbird sitting on a street sign in Turks and Caicos.

  • A Serene Escape: Visiting West Harbour Bluff in Turks and Caicos

    A Serene Escape: Visiting West Harbour Bluff in Turks and Caicos

    Visiting West Harbour Bluff in Turks and Caicos proved to be an unforgettable adventure for my wife and me during our vacation on the island. Although listed as one of the attractions on the official Turks and Caicos tourism website, reaching it posed several challenges. The unpaved roads, hilly terrain, sharp rocks, and large boulders…

  • Old World Entrance

    Old World Entrance

    A contrasting door, a splash of color against the aged stone facade, marks the entrance to an old church.

  • Solitude
  • Linear Passage
  • Chicago: An Architectural Journey

    Chicago: An Architectural Journey

    Recently, I visited Chicago, and the city’s remarkable architecture made a lasting impact on me. The tall buildings fascinated me from the moment I arrived, each one telling a unique story of innovation, history, and artistic brilliance as they reached for the sky. As I strolled through the vibrant streets, I constantly looked upward, absorbing…

  • Old Stone Church

    Old Stone Church

    The construction of The Old Stone Church commenced in the early 1890s. It served as a replacement for the Baptist church lost in a devastating fire. Surprisingly, within a decade, the church faced abandonment due to the construction of a reservoir. However, owing to its captivating stone structure and potential as a scenic attraction, the…

  • Nauset Light

    Nauset Light

    Nauset Light has stood proudly since 1877, witnessing centuries of maritime history along the Atlantic coast. Originally located in Chatham, it was moved to Eastham in 1923 due to erosion concerns. The lighthouse served as a vital navigational aid, guiding ships safely through the treacherous waters around the Cape. Its distinctive white and red stripes…

  • Portland Head Light In The Winter

    Portland Head Light In The Winter

    Having previously explored Portland Head Light, my recent winter trip revealed a whole new enchantment. Venturing here on one of the coldest days of the year proved to be an adventure well worth the chill, adding a layer of magic to this iconic lighthouse experience. For more photos, visit my photography page!