An afternoon in 3D

I saw my very first 3D movie over the weekend! I was one of the many, many people who flocked to the theater to see The Avengers, and it sure did make for a great first 3D flick.

Oh, and you know who else had the same thought? Mitt Romney, who sat 5 rows in front of me, and I guess had nothing better to do?

Happy Mother’s Day!

A picture in honor of my mother and hers.

Happy Friday!

Familiar looking face

I saw this ad on the subway platform and couldn’t help but wonder whether the guy really is Mark-Paul Gosselaar.  It can’t be… but it looks exactly like him!

Provincetown Pier

I love taking the ferry to Cape Cod, but I’ve always wondered who these ladies were on the side of the Cabral Pier building.  The Internet to the rescue!  The photographs are part of an outdoor art installation called They Also Faced the Sea, which shows five large portraits of local Portuguese-American women photographed by Norma Holt, and have been hanging since 2003.

Provincetown MA, September 2011

Storm King Portrait

I know this little tree doesn’t have many of it’s leaves left, but it looks so striking against the green grass and bright blue sky. Something about it being all alone in the middle of this field in Storm King Art Center drew me to it!

Mountainville, NY October 2007

Shadow: window washer

Part XI in the Shadow series:

Happy Friday!

Portrait of the South End

On an especially bright and sunny morning after the rain…

Boston, August 2011

Shadow: stop sign + portraits

Three shadows in one!  Part X of the Shadow series:

Cambridge, August 2011

And on the clarinet…

Way back in the summer of 2004, I went with a friend to see Woody Allen play with his band at the Carlyle Hotel in New York.  We had front row seats for this performance, and it was amazing.  After asking nicely, we ever scored an autograph from Mr. Allen himself!

NYC, August 2004

Shadow: commuter

Part V in the Shadow series.

Boston, February 2011