BOSTON

ATLANTIC AVE
ATLANTIC AVE
ATLANTIC AVE 2
ATLANTIC AVE 2
MIT SAILING PAVILION
MIT SAILING PAVILION
MBTA
MBTA
CHARLES RIVER
CHARLES RIVER
WAITING TO CROSS
WAITING TO CROSS

Boston since the marathon bombing, has been the center of attention of the world, overwhelming the explosion in Texas and any other news story. These are photos of the way things were.

TODAY

LAYERS OF WALLS
LAYERS OF WALLS

 

HITEST
HITEST
FOUNDATION FOR THE MITCHELL HOUSE BEFORE THE 1938 HURRICANE
FOUNDATION FOR THE MITCHELL HOUSE BEFORE THE 1938 HURRICANE
ELEPHANT ROCK
ELEPHANT ROCK
UNDERPINNINGS
UNDERPINNINGS
ELEPHANT ROCK BEACH
ELEPHANT ROCK BEACH

Spring has arrived in New England. Today was a wonderful example. Those who had been cooped up all winter by the cold, the snow, ice, short days. Winter makes doing anything hard. Spring is a release.

FROZEN DROPS

The weather has been on a roller coaster these last few days. Last night it snowed, followed by rain. The early morning fog condensed on the cold surfaces, freezing on contact; causing slick roads and sidewalks. Very pretty, but potentially dangerous. We are now waiting for 50 degree weather to be followed by more freezing.

TREES AND ROADS

It is still cold and it is snowing again. The perfect time to continue to convert my archives to digital. My files are extensive, in some sort of order, but sometimes finding the photograph I am looking for is challenging. I have been looking for two photographs for about a month now. I liken my shelves to a huge hard drive, the information is there, it is a question of finding it.

I have always had a fondness for black and white, which has not diminished rather it has even grown stronger. I will also confess that I have come to really like digital imagery. These two thoughts might seem to be at odds, but maybe not. These images span more than forty years and many parts of the world.

ICE DAY

If yesterday qualified as a snow day today qualifies as an ice day.

Maserati (volvo 70)has rounded Cape Horn and on her way to San Francisco, ahead of Gitana’s record. (90′ cat)

I have included a photograph of “Coronet” when she first arrived in Newport; well before the restoration began.