Cold Evening

Cold, grey evening on Commonwealth Avenue Mall.

Sunny Bench

Extremely cold weather with high barometic pressure makes for brillant sunlight. This bench is at the Charles/MGH (Massachusetts General Hospital) T-Stop on the Red Line. Got my foot x-rayed today. Excellent results. Hopefully in a week I will start wearing flat shoes instead of a plastic aircast. Need to practice walking at home without cast before going out on the streets. Yippee! Almost over. Hopefully I will get around more soon to take photos of something more than my worn path of routine daily life.

Frosty Bench

Caught this bench moments after a squall ended. For those in warmer climates, a squall is an intense snowstom which is characterized by very large flakes resulting in an almost total "white out," that is, little or no visibility, as well as, very high and gusting winds. A squall lasts about 10 minutes and vanishes. This one dropped about one half an inch of snow which promptly blew away.

Park and Tremont Streets

Dusk at the corner of Park & Tremont Street on the edge of the Boston Common in the city center.

Science Park Station

View from a T-Station called Science Park looking towards Lechmere, Cambridge and Charlestown. The station is near the city limit.

Childs Gallery

Gallery on Newbury Street.

Dueling Park Benches

Benches located in Copley Square. Warm and rainy weather is melting all the snow.

Evening Light

Evening light reflected on a building at the corner of Commonwealth Avenue and Dartmouth Street.

Reflected Buildings

Reflection of buildings in the mirrored windows of the Hancock Tower.

Hancock Tower

View of the Hancock Tower closeup.

Decorative Urn

Saw this urn perched upon a post on Beacon Street.

Snow Again!

Snow falling on Newbury Street.

Ugly Snowman

Awful weather . . . snow & rain mixed . . . now the temperature is plunging and everything is freezing. And after such a lovely, warm and promising weekend. Found this snowman on the Commonwealth Mall.

Summer Collection

Store on Newbury Street displaying the summer collection.

Evening Light

Warm evening light reflected off a building on the corner of Marlborough and Exeter Street.

Hancock Tower

Yet again the Hancock Tower. This was a glorious, warm day. Crystal clear skies. Amazing how the skin of this 60 story building reflects the atmosphere!

Samuel Eliot Morison

Monment found on Commonwealth Avenue Mall. I always thought this kinda neat because the person memorialized is in civilian clothing and not a war hero of some kind. Alas! When I googled, I find that although an academic tenured at Harvard University, Morison was the official historian for the U.S. Navy and a Rear Admiral.

Snow Blob

Snow Blob found on Newbury Street.

Wired Puppy!

Cafe on Newbury Street with some very nifty offerings.

Evergreens, Fence and Snow

Everygreens, fence and snow in the pretty morning light on Exeter Street. Bitter cold weather.

Clear Skies!

Finally clear skies. Alas! In winter such clear skies mean extremely cold temperatures. Corner of Boylston and Clarendon Street with the Hancock Tower as a background.

Railroad Tracks

Tracks entering into South Station as viewed through a chain link fence.

Garden Furniture

Found this snowy tableaux on Newbury Street.

Hancock Tower

Hancock Tower on a cold evening.

Mall on Commonwealth Avenue

Early evening.

Dueling Park Benches

Found these two in Copley Square.

Long Wharf

Long Wharf where the ferries pick up commuters travelling to the Cape. More snow. Seems everyday there is more snow.

Newbury Street

More snowy weather on Newbury Street.

Ironwork Lamps

Iron work lamps with a bust of Mercury on the facade of the Boston Public Library. White stuff is snow falling.

Snow Shower

Caught this snow shower in a public alley between Newbury and Boylston Streets. Snow usually photographs so grey. This is a bit colorful and lively.