Natural features pass under and around man made objects, seemingly without our notice. After 400 years of occupation though, not too many things can be said to be natural anymore. Water will always find it's own way to the sea, no matter how we try to contain it.
Saturday, March 28, 2015
The Charles River passes under the Leveritt Connector
Natural features pass under and around man made objects, seemingly without our notice. After 400 years of occupation though, not too many things can be said to be natural anymore. Water will always find it's own way to the sea, no matter how we try to contain it.
Monday, March 23, 2015
Chinese New Year, Boston
I saw a lot of people taking pictures at this year's Chinese New Year in Boston. Lots of cell phones, a few tablets. It's an interesting phenomenon how people always have a way to record the world around them. I wouldn't have thought a few years ago how ubiquitous they'd be in such a short time.
Sunday, March 22, 2015
Carson Beach, South Boston
Carson Beach in South Boston. The beach is frozen over with snow from several large storms from this record breaking winter. Even so, there are hints of summer with the volleyball net still in place, as if taunting us to come back to the beach.
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