2015Oct Boston Walking Scenes by Willis Chung
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2015Oct Boston Walking Scenes
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Glass towers being built everywhere
500 Boylston, viewed with the fisheye
Trinity Church on Boston Common, fisheye view
More fisheye action with Trinity Church
The old with the new, a common theme in Boston
Trinity Church on Boston Common, fall sunset light.
Walking along the harbor from the Aquarium we come upon this lovely craft
She is the Royal Huisman yacht Meteor, launched in 2007
The Meteor displaces 298 tons, has an aluminum hull and carbon fiber standing rigging.
She's available for charter for 6 guests
We had amazing lobster sandwiches at James Hook
I wonder what's for lunch?
The view from the parking lot
Crossing the bridge on Seaport Boulevard, heading towards the Children's Museum and the ICA
Site of the Boston Tea Party makes an excellent tourist photo
Great views from the Institute of Contemporary Art. Unfortunately not much exciting in the museum.
Meeting rooms upstairs at the Old State House
Old State House pens
Main floor of the Old State House
Another Old State House pen
Stones at the Central Burying Ground in the south part of Boston Common.
Enjoying the fall afternoon in Boston Public Gardens
Who brought the peanuts?
The peanutmeister!
LIbrary area at the Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum. Fantastic place!
I got some night photos of the courtyard at the Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum.
Courtyard with a touch of distortion from the fisheye lens
Next morning at the Boston Science Museum for a quick peek inside
Inviting looking space exhibit
Outside along the north bank of the Charles River
There's the Pru, which we will visit later in the morning
Groups queuing up for Duck Tours
Ducks in a row at the Science Museum
T Rex wants to go for a ride as well!
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Glass towers being built everywhere 500 Boylston, viewed with the fisheye Trinity Church on Boston Common, fisheye view More fisheye action with Trinity Church The old with the new, a common theme in Boston Walking along the harbor from the Aquarium we come upon this lovely craft She is the Royal Huisman yacht Meteor, launched in 2007 The Meteor displaces 298 tons, has an aluminum hull and carbon fiber standing rigging. She's available for charter for 6 guests We had amazing lobster sandwiches at James Hook I wonder what's for lunch? The view from the parking lot Crossing the bridge on Seaport Boulevard, heading towards the Children's Museum and the ICA Site of the Boston Tea Party makes an excellent tourist photo Great views from the Institute of Contemporary Art. Unfortunately not much exciting in the museum. Meeting rooms upstairs at the Old State House Old State House pens Main floor of the Old State House Another Old State House pen Stones at the Central Burying Ground in the south part of Boston Common. Enjoying the fall afternoon in Boston Public Gardens Who brought the peanuts? The peanutmeister! LIbrary area at the Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum. Fantastic place! I got some night photos of the courtyard at the Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum. Courtyard with a touch of distortion from the fisheye lens Next morning at the Boston Science Museum for a quick peek inside Inviting looking space exhibit Outside along the north bank of the Charles River There's the Pru, which we will visit later in the morning Groups queuing up for Duck Tours Ducks in a row at the Science Museum T Rex wants to go for a ride as well!
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