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In the Boston area for a buddy’s 70th I gave myself one
afternoon, night and morning to walk the very walkable city and
add to my growing Sky Lines series. Come to think of it, the great American cities, Manhattan, San Francisco and Boston are walking cities. That's partly because they're relatively small geographically and people actually live "downtown."
I parked at my beloved MFA (Museum of Fine
Art) thinking that I’d do my stroll, stash my camera and partake of its wonders.
Well, that didn’t happen because by the time I got back to the garage it was nearing
check-in time and it was more important to me to take a long run along the
Charles River than ponder art. Running on the Esplanade among the hundreds of
other runners remains one of my favorite routes, indeed things, in the known universe. I'm given to rituals, touchstones of joy.
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2 comments:
Nice, I love what the glass does to the images. It's like the buildings are reflected in water.
The last two photographs are absolutely magical, funky, almost M. C. Escher-esque work. All the senses you experienced running along the Esplanade of the Charles River must fill your head and pop back from time to time. A great blog, Steve!
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