The Michele Jeanne heads out to sea in the Piscataqua River.
Month: February 2014
View From Ceres Street
I recently had the opportunity to visit a friend’s place on Ceres Street along the waterfront (a beautiful industrial loft at 111 Market Street), and enjoyed this gorgeous vista from a new vantage point. Despite no dramatic lighting, the scene is still a memorable one thanks to the four tugboats, the new Memorial Bridge, and the coating of snow along the Maine waterfront.
Brewster's In The Snow
After one of our recent storms, I decided that the snow clinging to the roofs was too good to miss taking a few photographs. I headed to Peirce Island, which always has a mountain of snow from the city’s removal, to see what some of my favorite familiar scenes were looking like. I found Brewster’s in the snow surrounded by water and the weather, with the subtle glow of the waterfront lantern adding some interest to the scene.
Snow on Market Street
Another image from one of this winter’s barrage of storms. The snow falls steadily on a quiet Market Street.
Tugboats and Ceres Street
A glimpse of one of the most historic areas of Portsmouth, once rich with merchant traffic loading and unloading along the shoreline.
A Scene from Rye
A scene from Rye featuring the boat ramp at the end of the day. A beautifully peaceful and simple scene with Rye Harbor in the distance.
The Memorial Bridge at Night
The new lighting on the Memorial Bridge has settled in to feature a steady blue glow at night. It makes for an otherworldly appearance from all the places that it’s visible around town once the daylight has retreated.
THE DAILY PORTSMOUTH 