Tag: urban
Echoes of Russo Marine
After a holiday dinner at Venezia, I wandered to the familiar waterfront area. Next door stood the former Russo Marine site, a place I’d briefly visited before. This quiet, forgotten corner of Boston remained unchanged, waiting to be rediscovered. It offered a stunning view of the skyline and the iconic Rainbow Swash, also known as…
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…
Red Line Reflection
An MBTA Red Line conductor, deep in reflection, guides the train across a bridge in Boston, Massachusetts.
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: I conducted this flight 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.
Boston Harbor Hotel Arch
The iconic Boston Harbor Hotel Arch at Rowes Wharf in Boston, 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.
Longfellow Bridge at Night
The iconic Longfellow Bridge, all lit up at night. Fun fact: This bridge, often called the “Salt and Pepper Bridge” because of its distinctive tower shapes. Completed in 1906, it connects Boston and Cambridge and offers amazing views of the Charles River and city skyline. A print of this photo is available for purchase –…
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.…
Chicago: An Architectural Journey
Recently, I embarked on an architectural journey in Chicago, where the city’s remarkable architecture caught my attention. Every building told a story, making my experience all the more captivating. As I strolled through the vibrant streets, I constantly looked upward, absorbing the breathtaking skyline that defines Chicago’s identity. The city’s skyline reflects a blend of…
Leyden Street
The historic Leyden Street in Plymouth, Massachusetts, traces its origins back to 1620 when the Pilgrims established it. It boasts the distinction of being the oldest continuously inhabited street in the Thirteen Colonies of British America.