Here’s another take on Market Street in the early evening during the fall….this one was taken with the tilt-shift that I rented for a week or so. That’s what causes part of the image to be in focus while the rest of it has a softened blur…makes for an interesting feel in the scene.
Standing at the corner of Market Street and Bow Street will almost always result in some light streaks if you’re taking pictures at night – regardless of what day of the week, it’s one of the busiest corners in the city. I love how it highlights the contours of Bow Street and the curving streets. You can see Macroscopic, Macro Polo, Bliss, The Dolphin Striker, Poco’s, and the rest of the familiar stops along Bow Street. Still waiting for the perfect shot from this vantage, but this does it for me for the time being.
The relocation of the Poco’s deck and the construction of the public park that will take its place continues along Portsmouth’s waterfront. Here the scene is visible from Macroscopic, a local store located at 93 Market Street. I loved how the light hit these glass globes as the sun set on the buildings across the Piscataqua River.
