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A view of the old and the new in Boston, represented by the almost 200 year old Park Street Church and the building going up at 45 Province Street. Other views of the construction can be seen here.
The building in front of the crane is Suffolk Law School and was featured in yesterday's lantern and Wednesday doorway.
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Steeple and crane
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Clueless in boston
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10:52 AM
Labels: Buildings, Churches, Cobnstruction, Park Street Church, Park Street subway, Sargent Hall, Suffolk University Law School
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10 comments:
The contrasts in this photo are many and the scene looks good too. The crane makes an impression not unlike the church steeple. Nice photo.
The steeple and the crane against the very blue sky captured and composed so well. I always photograph construction or town changes, it's a good way of documentng changes in the landscape.
Hi Slim, I like the contrasts...and the sky too!
See you then on tomorrow's spying!
Great contrast - hope the old is always preserved.
I like seeing the old and new together. Its a nice contrast and good photo too.
This is a fantastic photo that puts thing in much better perspective for me. thanks!
The steeple and the crane seem to be competing. I usually don't like modern buildings as you may have read on my blog but in your country I find such contrasts quite interesting and aesthetic. Have a nice Sunday and thank you for visiting my blog.
this is an amazing shot. I like that they are the same high!
The crane and the stepple make an interesting contrast. Nice choice of subject
Greg
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