Boston Massachusetts – I got out to Boston Harbor this morning at sunrise. The light was beautiful but there wasn’t much going on in front of my lens.
This is day 1,616 of one picture a day for the rest of my life.
BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS – I got up early today to take a walk in South Boston, ending up at Mul’s Diner for a breakfast of corned beef hash. An altogether satisfying experience. The light was lovely so photography was good. I’m putting up a mini gallery of South Boston images.
This is day 1,615 on one picture every day for the rest of my life.
Mul’s dinerThat solitary figureFull frontal South BostonSouth Boston constructionSouth BostonMore Boston
BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS – I spend a lot of time in Boston. Both of today’s and last year’s images are in Boston, not a coincidence because I’m in Boston for client meetings every year in mid-September. Shot with my Sony RX100 II at a Red Sox game at Fenway. A demonstration of how ubiquitous security cameras are, and of the Sony’s ability to throw backgrounds out of focus (a rare talent for a small sensor camera).
Fenway
NEW YORK NEW YORK and BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS – Sunrise in New York and sunset in Boston on this very long day. Both shot with my Leica M.
The light shines inSunset
BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS – Today we’re having a Beantown extravaganza. There was interesting light, at last. I made my way around the center of Boston with my Leica Monochrom and 18mm Super Elmar lens. At last some decent images. Here you go:
Beantown in front of the FedBeantown IIState Street
On this day last year: Boston. I was in Boston on this same date last year. I seem to be experiencing time a a wheel rather than an arrow.
BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS – This was a travel day to Boston. I had an hour or two to walk around with my Leica Monochrom in dull, flat, uninteresting light. Not much came of it. Here we are at the entrance to Chinatown, Boston-style, taken with my Leica Monochrom and 21 mm Super Elmar lens.
Chinatown
On this day one year ago: Flatiron Building. Actually the Flatiron Building’s shadow.
