A warmish late winter day near Fanueil Hall. The temperatures were in the mid- to upper 40s (about 10C). Not generally warm enough to be out without a jacket, but a pleasant change in recent temperatures.
10C is what we had here almost all the winter...So for me , it does not mean "warmer"! :-)) Would you allow another link ? your picture with this crowd of benches has such a beautyful atmosphere..
Nice b&w picture.I like this urban scenery,perfect venue for strolling ,shopping, taking a time for yourself with a delcious capuccino on the corner in such a nice temperature! :-) Have a great weekend in Boston my friend! Léia
Thank you all for your comments. Marie Noyale very astute comment, I hadn't looked at it like that. Malyss, yes of course you can link to this post. Feel free to link to any posts in the future, permission is not necessary to link to another blog, though I do appreciate the fact that you asked.
a delightful space to warm up to the first sun ...
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What a wealth of things to look at! Great photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat an excellent urban study in B&W.
ReplyDeleteFanueil Hall is one of my favorite places in Boston, and seeing any photo of it brings me right back. Thank you!
ReplyDelete10C is what we had here almost all the winter...So for me , it does not mean "warmer"! :-))
ReplyDeleteWould you allow another link ? your picture with this crowd of benches has such a beautyful atmosphere..
Nice b&w picture.I like this urban scenery,perfect venue for strolling ,shopping, taking a time for yourself with a delcious capuccino on the corner in such a nice temperature!
ReplyDelete:-) Have a great weekend in Boston my friend!
Léia
Isn't it a sign of the time...
ReplyDeleteIn earlier times, the benches would have been facing each other, to facilitate the dialogues...
Excellent photograph!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your comments.
ReplyDeleteMarie Noyale very astute comment, I hadn't looked at it like that.
Malyss, yes of course you can link to this post. Feel free to link to any posts in the future, permission is not necessary to link to another blog, though I do appreciate the fact that you asked.
looks cool and those benches are inviting
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