I really liked all of the curves in this image made at the Metropolitan Waterworks Museum in Boston’s Chestnut Hill Section.
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I really liked all of the curves in this image made at the Metropolitan Waterworks Museum in Boston’s Chestnut Hill Section.
Milford Street 
That really is a fantastic image! Hugs.
Thank you so much. I really enjoyed making images here. Cheers!
Me too! And the yellow light makes for nice accents on the railings! 🙂
Yes, the light hit the curves just perfectly. How is your Sunday going? I am making the dish tonight that I sent you the recipe; the stew with coffee in the broth.
It did and you captured it perfectly with your lense!
So far, so good, I crawled out of my bed and am sitting at my desk – hurra! Still taking painkillers etc. but I´m slightly more optimistic than yesterday.
Ahh, that stew! Can´t you just pass me some of it right through, please?? It sounds sooo good – I bet Jack Reacher would kill for it 😉 Or probably just punch you to get the recipe 😉
I’d skip the punch and give him the recipe. Or have him for supper. Does he eat in houses or just diners?
I´m sure he eats just about everywhere 😉 Don´t forget to serve him coffee too! And while you´re at it, make him sign your copies! 🙂
I’m not sure I have copies. I’ve done either audiobooks, ebooks or library books. But I would give him coffee.
Too bad! You could have sold them on eBay and thus finance your new expensive photo equipment including that swimsuit! 🙂
I would never sell a book autographed by Jack
Me neither 😉 Except if I had a second copy of each book… but I doubt he would sign that many. Probably if I served him his best coffee ever though…😉
I am sure you would serve him an excellent brew! 😊. I was just checking Lee Childs’ website. There is a collection of short stories due out the end of May but only in US and Canada. It will be in the U.K. and Ireland in June. Hmmmm
That´s good news! How come that authors are so much slower than their readers? 😉 So lazy the lot of them 😉 Maybe readers should take initiative and chip in a story or two 😉 That´s what I and a friend did when the wait for the next Harry Potter was too long back in school 😉
My problem is that I am not as creative as Lee Childs. He usually produces a novel a year…which is pretty amazing. You have to wonder how he gets his ideas. He and Reacher have very different backgrounds.
That is pretty amazing. I have to confess to know nothing of Mr Child’s background. Enlighten me?
He’s a Brit and was in TV production until he got laid off. He needed to get work and decided to write a novel. That was book one of the Reacher series.
Wow! Instant success just like that! Proof that writing isn’t going the same way as the dinosaurs 😉
True. I’m not sure how many people can pull that off, but he did. And we all benefit from it.
We totally do!! 🙂
I’m not sure many get instant success but I’m glad he started writing. Happy Tuesday!
I think nearly no one does! Most writers have to fight really hard to even get an agent. Happy Tuesday! 🙂
Tuesday is good so far. I completed my student teaching lesson this morning and the rest of the day feels easy in comparison. I hope your day is going well and you have a fun artistic project to work on. Cheers
Sounds good! Nope, no fun artistic project for me I’m afraid. My meds are not working and I need to go to the doc tomorrow 😦 Sinusitis just sucks…
Hope your Wednesday is as good as your Tuesday! 😄
Oh no! 😱No relief from the sinusitis. I hope the doc can cure you. Wednesday is fun so far. I’m grabbing a quesadilla for lunch, then studying, tutoring and class. Cheers 😃
Mmh, quesadilla! Sounds good! 🙂
It seems my doc has given up on me 😦 Now he says I have to lie in bed til it gets better – great advice! Have I mentioned that I´m not a very patient patient? 😉
Have a great Thursday, Chris! Cheers!
That is not the medical help you were hoping for. I’m the type that I have no patience with bed and will just somehow manage to get better. I channel my inner Jack Reacher. Have a great Thursday, Sara. I hope you feel better soon. 😊
No, not really 😦
Haha! So you channel your inner Jack Reacher, eh? 😉 Sounds tough 🙂 I guess, I´m less Jack and more…mmmh, let me think, any book character that´s notorious for whining about? No one comes to mind, but I´m sure there are. I´ll give it more thought! 🙂
Love the lighting in this!
Really enjoy this series!
Thank you so much. Have a great day. Cheers!
This is an amazing shot!
Thanks Teri. It is an amazing place. Cheers
Sure looks like it!
you’ve created harmony in what otherwise may seem like a chaos of lines and angles 🙂
That’s only because I find beauty in machines. Almost every day that I was I n El Salvador, I walked by a car mechanic’s shop. He would have engine parts (like internal parts) laid out on the counter. I found it endlessly fascinating. To each their own. I hope you had a good weekend Alex. 😃
How in the world did you get such golden light outlines? These are fabulous details, Chris!
Thank you, Robin. I actually found myself wondering about the people who did the design work on this space and wondered if they thought about how it would photograph. It’s a gem. I hope you enjoyed your weekend. Cheers
Oh, the lighting!
Thank you…They did an amazing job in designing the restoration of this old building.