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- Antonio Porchia
Ever since I moved to Boston I was obsessed with this statue of George Washington located in the Boston Public Garden. I have take about 100 shots of the statue and these three are the perspectives which I like the most. Hopefully u guys will enjoy these shots as much as I do......
P.S. the hazy brown color at the lower horizon is the smoke from Canadian Wildfires that engulfed Boston and most of northern New England this Memorial day weekend.
Evening at the USS Constitution
View from Prudential Center Skywalk Observatory
If you ask me how much time it requires to visit all the important spots in Boston, my answer will be 5 minutes.
Photographed is the Downtown Boston...
At last i have ventured out (after sleeping till 3 PM) to take some pictures of Boston from Prudential Tower. I went there without expecting much but...
Here's another from Monday night's sunset. This one's a few minutes after the skyline shot, this time looking more northwest towards the sunset. One...
That's the best title i could give to this photograph. After walking for almost 4 miles and climbing 50 floors (of course an elevator ride) i have...
One last shot from here. This is looking at downtown Boston from East Boston's Lo Presti Park. Some dusk shooting with Rich.
Larger On Black ...
Taken from the Boston harbor the morning I flew home from Boston, after I realized Piers Park (with its famous view) was closed. I was staying at a...
There are few shots in my photostream which i wanted to redo. Either i am not satisfied with those shots or my expectations are growing. Whatever the...
I took the traffic trails on Zakim almost 5 months ago, but i haven't had the 10-20 mm lens that time. Now i feel that i have to retake so many of my...
A break from the Irish photography for tonight; gathered up some inspiration from Yen Baet for this shot. A master at blue hour shooting, Yen's been...
- Albert Einstein.
Montauk Point Light, I have been to this location once previously with a group of friends but it was late night and we just drove around and went back. I wanted to see the location in daylight and when another plan to visit DC fell apart myself and old college buddy decided to head to Montauk and make a day of it.
I have to say the place is beautiful I can understand now why people spend millions in acquiring houses here. The waves were surprisingly nice and the day I went here the area was being covered in waves and waves of fog from the Atlantic. We spent most of the afternoon exploring the different trails across the Lighthouse and Finding some nice view points.
This shot was taken from the barrier boulders close to the beach which I guess were there to prevent erosion. I got completely and properly drenched while taking this shot, I used a polarizing filter to get the wide-angle and used a Nikkor 12-24mm for this capture.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson.
I was at the Arnold Arboretum last week thinking of getting some macro shots. Unfortunately the sigma 70-300mm Macro was a bitter disappointment as its pretty useless unless its bright sunlight. So I switched to my Nikkor 50mm f1.8 for my macros. The park was really crowded but for some reason no one was sitting here and the tree looked really interesting. I hanged around for sometime to see if someone would sit here just to get another perspective, Its really interesting how this one turned out .
Settings: F/8, 1/60 Sec, WB: Auto, ISO: 800, Exp Comp: 0.0
I really enjoyed walking the waterfront of Boston. Ancient walkways of cobblestone, boats coming in and out of the harbor, and an awesome skyline to...
Pastel sky over the Boston downtown skyline.
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I have been to Montauk 3-4 times in the past but always during wrong season. But this weekend trip was worth the 3 hour drive. I am not sure whether...
First day of my New England trip and meeting up with a good friend and photographer and heading together to this famous Boston landmark, the Zakim...
I think i will never get bored of this bridge. Once the freezing days are over, i will explore the Boston minus this bridge :)
HDR photo of Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge in Boston taken at first light. The glow of tail lights across the bridge make an...
View from Prudential Center Skywalk Observatory
Boston Harbor (the "Hahbah") at blue hour. Taken from the waterfront by Hyatt Harborfront near Logan airport. This was true lazyman's photography. I...
During my Photo walk on the harbor side, this building immediately caught my attention. With out any knowledge of building walked around a mile to...
Photographed is the Longfellow bridge with Long Exposure (200 Sec @ f/18). I wanted to try long exposure for a very long time and Sunday evening...
Another image from the beautiful Zakim bridge. now taken from the other side as the previous version. Enjoy... ...
A view toward Boston (the skyline there about a quarter of the way in from the left) at sunset from Crystal Cove, a small harbor in Winthrop,...
I was walking around Back Bay this memorial day weekend and noticed this unusual reflection of the Boston's office buildings on the ultra-modern John Hancock Tower. i love how these huge buildings were towering over the two American flags!!
- Robert A. Heinlein. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. This was my final destination yesterday and I was planning on getting a good reflection of it on the pool but the windy night ensured that there was no chance of that. As I was setting up the tripod and taking this shot there was a group of college kids arguing about whether Scientology is a religion or a cult. hats the reason why I thought of the title. They must be spending a fortune but the building was stunningly lit up at night. A word of advice though it seems as if they switch the lights off by around 11 PM.
This is from a few nights ago at Fan Pier Plaza, one of my favorite views of Boston. I haven't been to this spot in some time, and I had been wanting...
The calm, hazy morning from East Boston gave way to simpler imagery. Shot as part of a quick meetup with my man Moe Chen. Lots of cityscapes from me...
Explored. :)
The Massachusetts State House (replaced the old state house in 1798) is the state capitol and seat of government of the Commonwealth of...
Had to head out and run a few errands last night. I took a look out the window before I left and noticed some gnarly-looking skies, so I decided to...
Been a while since I shot a skyline. Forecast was clear this morning, but I was up early, so I figured I'd do another revisit of my favorite comp...
I have never thought bridge construction is so difficult. I have built this yesterday after carefully joining the segments, aligning the cables and...
I even don't know how to say a simple "Hello" in French. But for some unknown reason i like french. May be because i like Montréal or french is...
About an hour before sunset yesterday I noticed some pretty cool clouds hanging around, so I jumped on The Photographer's Ephemeris and tried to find...
One of the many exciting things about Boston is missing mesh fencing on most of the pedestrian overpasses. I did some research a while ago on...
Pictured is the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, one of the 12 regional reserve banks of United States.
Even though my work place is close to this...
This cantilevered truss bridge spans the Mystic River between Chelsea and Charlestown, Massachusetts. Downtown Boston can be seen in the background,...
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Most notably Sandeep Thomas.