Monthly Archives: March 2010
Spotlights
A couple of weeks ago, I went back to the Stone Mill in Lawrence. I think it was the first day I’ve shot in that building on a sunny day. Past shoots were overcast or raining. The sun popping through the small skylight windows added depth to the attic that I hadn’t seen before. I tried to use it to [...]
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Strawberry Lake
This is probably another re-post for my Facebook friends, but technically, I did re-process it so its a new take on an old image. This is Strawberry Lake in Utah. It was shot in 2004 during my cross country charity relay run (10 runners, San Francisco to Boston in 25 days). As an avid runner and photographer, It was impossible [...]
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From the Banks
This one is from the archives, shot a couple of years ago from under one of the bridges across the Merrimack River. I recently reprocessed it in HDR from the original RAW file. Since capturing the image, the skyline has changed. The two smokestacks on the right were imploded last fall, making way for new office space and prosperity for [...]
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Tools of the Trade
I rarely post two images in a day, but I am processing some images for a rare “people project” and thought one of my volunteer models deserved some recognition. In the course of our photo session in Chinatown, Boston last week, I asked the “Professor of Bracketology,” Brian Matiash if he was willing to let me shoot him with his coveted [...]
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Boott Mills
I set out yesterday to get into the building on the right. It is one of the last mill buildings in Lowell that hasn’t been converted to apartments of office space. It is part of the Boott Cotton Mills complex. The other buildings in the complex are apartments now. I was unsuccessful. The building is condemned and buttoned up pretty [...]
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