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March 9, 2010

Tugboats at Night | Eugenia Moran

It was so warm out after work on Monday evening that I decided to watch a freighter come up the river and enjoy the sights of the waterfront for a while (and I wasn’t even wearing any gloves). Quite a beautiful night. I was particularly digging the reflection of the Eugenia Moran in the Piscataqua. This 3-exposure composition had a nice long exposure for the third shot so I was able to get some nice tones in the reflective water. The Decks were looking pretty sharp in preparation for their opening next month! More to follow on that later in the week.

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Tags: Eugenia Moran, Moran Towing, New Hampshire, Night, photos, Piscataqua River, Portsmouth, Portsmouth NH Photos, Portsmouth photos, Reflection, The Decks, Tugboats, Winter

March 1, 2010

Bow Street at Night

Here is a street scape view of Bow Street, to complement the post from earlier this week that depicted the waterside view. There is no shortage of hanging signs on this side of the buildings – prime advertising for the businesses lucky enough to have such a great spot. Only a few more weeks until the newly configured decks will be open for business. Below is another shot of Bow Street taken from 100 Market Street, where you can see the curve of the street.

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Tags: Bow Street, Canon 5d Mark II, Downtown, New England, New Hampshire, NH, Night, Philip Case Cohen, photos, Portsmouth, Portsmouth By Night, Portsmouth NH Photos, Winter

February 5, 2010

A Freighter & A Brick Wall | Square Crops

To complete the week and the arrival/departure of another freighter, the Tsuru from Nassau, here’s a square crop of the huge ship’s stern (I featured a bright red daytime shot of the bow earlier this week). Also, in keeping with the square cropped images (which I’m drawn towards lately), here’s a beautiful natural shot of a brick wall on Atkinson Street (near Strawbery Banke) and a shutter holder in some intense midday light.

ALSO don’t forget to stop by and say hello if you’re in the Portsmouth area on Friday night!! I’ll be at the Portsmouth Art Exchange (located at 220 State Street) from 5pm-8pm for my first gallery opening. A huge thank you to the Portsmouth Herald for featuring me and The Daily Portsmouth on the cover of Spotlight this week – catch the article here. Hope to see you tonight!

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Tags: Atkinson Street, Bricks, Freighter, Night, Philip Case Cohen, photos, Portsmouth Art Exchange, Portsmouth NH, Portsmouth NH Photos, Portsmouth's Arts, The Daily Portsmouth, Tsuru Nassau, Winter

January 28, 2010

At Market & Bow Street

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.

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Tags: Bliss, Bow Street, Macro Polo, Macroscopic, Market Street, Night, photos, Pocos, Portsmouth NH, Portsmouth NH Photos, Restaurants, The Dolphin Striker

December 24, 2009

Jumpin Jay's Fish Cafe | Congress Street

I tend to spend more time closer to Market Square, Bow Street and the waterfront, so I decided it was time to head over to Congress Street to see what I might find to shoot. I’ve always been drawn to Jumpin’ Jay’s for the excellent (albeit not inexpensive) meals, and I’ve always been fond of the hanging fish that marks the restaurant’s territory. I lucked out with the combination of the moody evening shot, and the traffic along Congress Street – which combined for some interesting vanishing point shots. What made this shot for me was the fish’s warm red scarf to keep from getting too cold in the New Hampshire winter weather.

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Tags: 14mm, Congress Street, Jumpin' Jay's, New Hampshire, Night, PhilipCaseCohen, Portsmouth NH, Restaurants, Vanishing Point, Winter