I went to Scituate today to say hello to Trish. We were at the same event yesterday but never got together. When I headed home the sun was starting to set.
Nantasket Beach was a colorful spot at noon today for the annual drowned hogs plunge in the North Atlantic. The land temperature was 35 degrees with the water being 33 degrees. Everyone was having a great time. Then over to the Clarion Hotel for the Chowder Fest.
When I take photos out of the house I remember a book I once saw of 365 days of photographs from an apartment looking over Central Park. Central park is a lot more interesting but this is my view out my door on a hasty day. This twisted bush branch was holding many rain droplets today.
I bought a new bird feeder to try and catch photos of some pretty birds this winter. A beautiful cardinal came early this morning. By the time I got my camera ready he was gone. Maybe tomorrow.
The snow is starting to melt today, so I took a drive to my favorite spots in Quincy before it disappeared. One spot is Blacks Creek , with its beauty every season of the year.
Spent a cold winter afternoon in Boston Harbor today. The light was wonderful with bright blue skies. Besides seeing lighthouses and the inner harbor we sailed through the Brewster Islands. Seals were basking in the sun. Fun day.
The new Boston Food Bank building is very strange. It may be the new modern architecture to cover the basic box building to save money. It is so sad that this could be the look of future buildings. I changed it to a black and white photo to see if it helped.
My friend Lynne S. Ford and her friend Elizabeth Ryan had an opening reception this afternoon showing their photography at the Science Center. Their exhibit is fabulous. A very classy presentation. Many people were there admiring their photographs.
I think the bridge at Caddy Park with the snow on it looks as if it belongs in New Hampshire. The best part about it is that it's right here in Quincy.
I headed out with camera club on this beautiful day and chickened out getting to where the seals were. The path from the street was all ice and snow and I was afraid I would fall (should have worn boots). I am sure I missed out of some great photos. These geese were taken from the parking lot.
Having fun with photography. Recently retired and finally have the time to enjoy playing with my photography whenever I want to. Member of the South Shore Camera Club. President of the Hull Artists Studio Connection.