The Portsmouth waterfront is seen in the distance at dusk in Kittery, Maine.
Month: October 2013
Motion and Stillness on Market Street
A glimpse of motion and stillness on Market Street after the sun had set.
The Waterfront in Black & White
The Moran Towing tugboats sit docked on the Portsmouth Waterfront in front of the Bow Street buildings and the new Memorial Bridge. The waterfront in black & white gives a classic feel to a scene that looks like it could be a hundred years old.
Fall in Market Square
The scarecrow around the flagpole mark the fall season in Market Square along with the changing colors of the leaves in front of the North Church.
Sunset Over the Steeple
Sunset Over the Steeple as seen from Prescott Park. It was a beautiful light show at the end of the day!
The John Paul Jones House
The John Paul Jones House on State Street on a sunny fall day.
A Fall Sunset in The South End
A fall sunset in the South End of Portsmouth. The colors & the layers made this one enjoyable sunset to watch.
The Buoy & The Salt Pile
One of Portsmouth’s defining features is its working waterfront. In this image, a crane and a massive salt pile sit dormant ahead of a busy winter season.
At The Mount Washington Hotel
Taking in the view at The Mount Washington Hotel.
The Moffatt-Ladd House
One of Portsmouth’s oldest structures is the Moffatt-Ladd House on Market Street, which was built in 1763. The building has a beautiful garden hidden behind its Market Street facade, and probably one of the largest gardened open areas in downtown Portsmouth. I love the look of this building, particularly as it is offset and complemented by the modern structure at 100 Market Street just next door. I’ve always believed that our modern structures highlight the character of Portsmouth’s original buildings.
THE DAILY PORTSMOUTH 
