I love the streets of the South End in the springtime. The brick sidewalks and the trees adorning yards make for a very inviting stroll when everything is in bloom.
Posts Tagged as ‘Historic District’
April 19, 2012
At Prescott Park
Prescott Park is a beautiful waterfront park that changes throughout the year as the trees bloom, as plays come and go from the main stage by the water, as the richly colored gardens take shape in the spring, and particularly this year as the Memorial Bridge gets deconstructed. The park has been one of my favorite places to go and enjoy the salt air of the river and to think over the years.
April 3, 2012
Market Square at Sunset
This is probably one of the last few evenings where the traffic (pedestrian and vehicular) will be nearly nonexistent in Market Square at 6:45 in the evening. I love how the light peeks over the tops of the buildings along Congress Street to mark the North Church clocktower and the buildings on the opposite side of the street.
March 22, 2012
Martingale Wharf Lines
I love architecture and real estate. This shot was taken from the deck of the new Martingale Wharf building, featuring the brick facade and outdoor patios of what was once the original Martingale structure. Amazing to watch the progress of the building over the past few years, and this new structure undeniably has character.
March 16, 2012
South End at Dusk
A fire threw smoke through a chimney at one of the homes along the waterfront in the South End, lending an airiness to the scene in the already surreal dusk. The subtle changes in the colors in the sky complements the subtle changes in color of the homes that line the water.
