Stairs to the Tea Party Museum, Boston Wharf
The wharf in Boston, walkways
Striding the deck
Ramps and wharves over the water
Old (now demolished) bridge over the Blackstone – A graphic presentation
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Oh Marilyn, I really like your which ways for this week. Thanks. 😀
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I actually spent last night trying to find pictures I hadn’t used before or which I felt needed a new process. I’m finding going back and working through pictures I took a year or two ago is proving very interesting. I have more than 100,000 pictures and I’m pretty sure that more than half of them — probably a LOT more than half of them — are just sitting there, new 🙂
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The black and white ones really give a sense of times past.
Leslie
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Thanks. Like old wood or linoleum print carvings, right? They look like the pictures in old newspapers before they had real cameras.
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Exactly….
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What a wonderful series of photos! I love the color photos most, but I always say I don’t see in black and white!
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I like the line drawings in black and white. They remind me of old wood carvings … but I’m really enjoying trying out a lot of different filters. Especially since I have such a huge number of pictures that are still — sometimes years after being shot — waiting to be processed! It’s nice to find something interesting to do with them!
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A very interesting collection of photos. The last one of the old bridge is naturally unique. I often wish I had taken photos of places that no longer exist.
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I didn’t know they were going to pull it down. I knew it needed repair, but i figured they’d just bolster it with new beams. Instead, they completely tore it down. You never know when something’s going to disappear 🙂
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Lovely and historical! Thanks for sharing.
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You are welcome. It was a discovery for us. We’d lived in Boston, yet somehow missed that entire area.
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These definitely made me ask which way!
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They had stairs, ramps, ladders, roads everywhere … not to mention three separate bridges 🙂
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