A minimalist view of an object that visitors to Boston have likely seen at least from the distance. More on this tomorrow.
Obelisk in BW
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Fruit Crates
I liked the textures and look of the woods and brick together. These crates were stacked in an alley in Portland, Maine.
West Hill Place
This passageway is on the edge of Beacon Hill. I suspect that horses went through here before cars. I enjoy both versions. Which do you prefer?
Charles Street Bicycle
A cruiser with fenders locked up along Charles Street in Boston.
Keeping Score
Numbers for a scoreboard in boxes on Star Island.
To Gosport Chapel
Built in 1800, Gosport Chapel stands on the highest point on Star Island.
Unusual
“Unusual” was one word my family used for this image I made in a Provincetown shop last week. “Disturbing” was another. It was odd with these doll heads all on a shelf. But they get one’s attention. The color version is below. Cheers!
Boston Chipyard
Yes, you read correctly. We have a “chipyard” in Boston, as well as a shipyard. This has been in business at Boston’s Quincy Market for about 40 years. The colors are lovely, but I liked the BW version better. Great, now I want a cookie?
Monochrome Monday: Studio Tools
Last Thursday, I went with friends to tour some of the studios at Manchester’s Institute of Arts. They have some cool looking tools there. Here are a selection. The first three came from the jewelry making studio and the last came from the print making studio.
Gate 2
The old Gate 2 at Charlestown Navy Yard.
