Yesterday, I posted the image below. There were a couple of inquiries about nature of the location. The image was made at Piers Park in East Boston (by the airport). This is not the same angle, but you can clearly see the guard rail and lights in the distance. I think in the image below, the camera was pointed at a neighboring pier.
After benefiting from countless reviews and having made some reviews myself, I discovered it is an actual place. Who knew?
Should we rate it?
Empty bottles on a window ledge on a Sunday morning.
Since 1900, the Charlestown Bridge has carried traffic between Boston’s North End and Charlestown. For those who have seen the Ben Affleck movie The Town, this is the bridge the police try to close down to prevent the bank robbers from getting away. It only has another year left. It is scheduled to be replaced next year.
Looking up at a fire escape from below.
This is the old kitchen roof in the former New Hampshire State Psychiatric Hospital.
I liked this image of an empty wrought iron window box with the the Old North Church in the background.
The Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge was the primary subject of last Sunday’s photo shoot. The place from which I’d planned to make some images turned out to be less than stellar. But from there, I found a good route along one side of the bridge. These are a few of the images.
The light on St. Stephens Church on Hanover St in Boston was just wonderful. Using Lightroom, I was able to bring up the lighting a bit on the Strega banner and buildings to create this image.
Milford Street 