Acorn Street

View from the top of Acorn Street.

Acorn Street Visitors

Acorn Street on Beacon Hill is arguably one of the most picturesque and photographed streets in Boston.

Food trucks on Belvidere Street

On the street between the fountains of the Christian Science Center and the Prudential Center. Food trucks like these can be found all over the city, which is a good thing for tourists who don't want to spend too much time or money in a restaurant while touring the city; and it's a cheap and easy meal for nearby office workers.

Marlborough and Dartmouth

Favorite Photo of 2014

Winthrop Square, Boston, February 2014.

At the Corner of Charles and Boylston Street

Near South Station

Winter on Summer St.

Winthrop Square

Connected

Street Work

Salem Street outside Polcaris in the North End.

State Street

On Surface Road.

Pedestrian Crossing

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City of Boston

Corner of Boylston and Charles Streets.

Beacon Street

Looking up Beacon Street from the Public Garden.

Street View

Looking down Berkeley Street from Commonwealth Ave. The church is the Church of the Covenant,
fronting on Newbury Street. The tall glass building in the background is the John Hancock tower.

Commonwealth Ave.

Looking down Boylston Street

Wednesday Doorway

This week's entry is the front entrance to what used to be Border's books on the corner of Washington and School Street. I took this shot three weeks ago on one of the very last days it was open. Now there is no bookstore in the downtown area, just as in many other American cities.

Under Surveillance

I noticed the camera on this pole the other day and it seems everywhere you look cameras are proliferating. Once you start to look up a bit at poles and buildings you will notice cameras everywhere. I wonder who's watching all those surveillance tapes and what are they doing with them. Even in the picture below, there are three cameras watching this entrance. I'm sure they got my picture when I got theirs. I know security is a necessity, but I find cameras everywhere a little Orwellian.