Despite not having been in Boston for over a week now, I've been unable to do this update due to crappy hotel internet. Thankfully, the internet gods decided to make the latest stop an exception. Unfortunately, my computer's suddenly decided to show its age... it crashes every hour and a half or so. Figures.
Anyway, I enjoyed my stay in Boston. Not much more to it than that.
Day 1
Bay Village
Day 2
North End
Beacon Hill
Downtown
North End (Continued)
Downtown (Continued)
Bay Village (Continued)
South End
Some of these next shots are softer as I was taking them in the late evening.
Holy Cow! I am so excited you made it to Boston on your world tour! You have some great shots in here.
(I was probably in St. Louis while you were in Boston)
I was struck most by those shots of people simply hanging out on the waterfront. The scenario is near incomprehensible for me, having grown up with the Central Artery and Big Dig effectively cutting off the harbor from the rest of the city and out of the collective psyche. I went off to school a few years before the Greenway opened, and since then I keep reading all this talk of Boston "reclaiming" its waterfront. It's fascinating to see some actual evidence.
This is a great set! You've captured a lot of interesting angles, for a bit of a different perspective on the city. The photos of people on the waterfront kind of make me want to go sit on the waterfront right now.
[QUOTE=Nineties Flava;5370278]In case you missed the other parts:
2 absolutely epic shots among your incredible Boston pictures. My favorite Boston buildings International Place with the Custom house is fabulous and that side angle of the gorgeous Hancock Building is awesome
International Place with the Custom house is fabulous and that side angle of the gorgeous Hancock Building is awesome
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