Winter Walk

Elegant Tree

Tree

One of the many magnificent looking trees at the Arnold Arboretum with a light coating of snow.

Arnold Arboretum path

Laying branches upon the water

Winter Reflections

Trees

Trees

Trees on Huntington Ave. at the Christian Science Center.

Skywatch Friday

Along the Harbor Walk in Dorchester.
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Textures

Autumn Leaves

Taken on the Boston Common last week. It reminds me of a Japanese woodcut.

Big Tree

I'm a little tired of all the bare trees and gray skies, so here is colorful tree from last November. A fitting counterpoint to yesterday's bare tree in b+w.

Monochrome Monday

Path in the Boston Public Garden. Other monochrome photos can be seen here.

Tree

View of the same tree last winter.

Tree

Keep off the tree

A Stately Tree

World's End was once an island at high tide, but colonial farmers dammed the salt marsh to grow hay and cleared almost all the trees for cropland. In the 1880s, wealthy businessman John Brewer built a farming estate. In 1890 he hired Frederick Law Olmstead to design a large subdivision; while the homes were never built, four miles of carriage roads remain.

Trees

Trees on a ridge line at World's End in Hingham. World's End is one of the 30 islands of the Boston Harbor Islands National Recreational Area. Unlike most National Parks, this park is administered by a partnership of national, state, and local representatives called the Boston Harbor Islands Partnership.

Late Autumn

Strolling in the park