… it has been a GRAY day but the end of the day … magnificent.
Posts Tagged ‘autumn colors’
my word …
Posted in Branches, Inspiration, Nature Notes, tagged autumn colors, autumn light, beauty, Inspiration, nature, Photography, sunlight, sunset, trees, urban landscape on November 23, 2020| 3 Comments »
by the river
Posted in Branches, Inspiration, Nature Notes, On the Road, tagged accessories, autumn colors, beauty, digital printing, Inspiration, nature, Photography, pouches, rivers, stationery, trees, urban landscape, watersheds on October 11, 2018| Leave a Comment »
One of the great pleasures for me in living in the Greater Boston area is ease of access to nature. And by “ease of access” that can mean taking two trains, a bus and then walking half a mile or so, but still, I know that I am lucky to be where I am and that on any given day I can make my way to at least two major rivers, the Charles, and in the case of this image applied to a pouch and on stationery, the Mystic River. You can learn more about the Mystic River watershed here and peruse other items with this image here.
autumn along the southwest corridor
Posted in Branches, Inspiration, Nature Notes, tagged autumn colors, beauty, Inspiration, nature, Photography, Southwest Corridor, urban landscape on November 1, 2017| 1 Comment »
and then there is belle isle
Posted in Branches, Inspiration, Nature Notes, tagged autumn colors, beauty, Belle Isle Marsh, Inspiration, nature, Photography, salt marsh, urban landscape on October 17, 2016| 4 Comments »
Walking through Belle Isle Marsh is not a traditional escape into the wild. Logan Airport is nearby so passenger planes fly overhead continuously. Stare into the distance and in one direction, over the marshy land, you see the glittering cityscape of downtown Boston skycrapers. In another direction you see the candy colored houses of residents who live nearby. It is a well-attended, and well-tended, state park located in East Boston. I tend to visit late in the day on a Sunday for about an hour which once led to the creation of this book, One Hour in Belle Isle. After the recent long journey it was a treat to return to this familiar place. To see autumn unfolding in the salt marsh. And yes once again for about an hour.
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