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Walking BostonThe Boston Commons
The Boston Public Garden
Make Way for Ducklings
George Washington monument in Boston Public Garden
The Frog Pond, one fishing, one thinking, right?
The Capitol Building
Coming out of the T. No need to spend much time underground. The price of the T, even with a Charlie Card, made walking on a beautiful day much nicer.
The Granary Burial Ground
Paul Revere's gravesite in the Granary Burial Ground
Reminders of the Cold War: the Fallout Shelter sign on Fanueil Hall
I just liked the name, "Public Alley 101."
One-way, the North End
"One if by land..."
The old colonial in the background is Paul Revere's house.
All photos taken with the Fuji XE-1 and 18-135 lens. One fine October morningOr, how a photographer's day is often interrupted. The day starts like any other. You go about your daily routine. Then, look at that light. There must be something interesting out there for a photo. So you grab the camera bag and tripod while trying to select the right lens as you run for a good perspective.
Kearsarge, rainbow over Wiley, and snow on the Baldfaces. Fantastic light. So you try different compositions and catch the light as it changes.
Creeper Hill on the left. The light keeps changing and the fog drifts, but the rainbow disappears.
The sun rises higher changing the angle of light through the break in the clouds to the east so the Baldfaces are no longer illuminated. And then it happens again, more spectacular illumination.
It is the fog's turn this time to be lit. And then the sun rises too high to light the landscape.
It is all over. The rain that brought the rainbow has moved across the valley and you are scrambling to pack away equipment and get back under cover. Oh well, it won't be an early arrival to work today.
Autumn colors continuedLet's start in the White Mountains again: the Basin Pond.
Then views of the White Mountains: Baldface and Kearsarge.
Other views:
Down the hill into Lovell Village
Birches along Rte. 93 in Sweden, Maine above.
Chatham, New Hampshire
Two from North Fryeburg, Maine Baldface's first snow of the season, October 23 and 24:
Autumn in the White MountainsThis is catch-up for our beautiful fall season. There will be another post soon, I hope.
The Baldfaces from the fields at the Stone House.
A Shell Pond panorama. The cliffs to the right had warning signs for Peregrine Falcon nesting.
Autumn colors
Mount Washington, of course, from Bridgton, Maine.
Hobbes Pond, Norway, Maine
Sunset over Mount Kearsarge from Lovell, Maine. |
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