A Day in the Life

A blooming magnolia tree stands watch over the memorials of Amber Bird (left) and Louis Rivera (right).
From The Boston Globe:
In Worcester, Amber Bird, 19, and Luis (sic.) Rivera, 21, both of Worcester, were killed in a two-car accident on East Mountain Street early Saturday morning. Four others were seriously injured, Worcester police said.
According to the [...]

Sometimes the best moments are sharing a conversation over the mundane aspects of life.

Highland Street, near WPI, has a nice selection of eateries and eclectic shops, and represents the best (and perhaps only) feeling of a college town in Worcester.

Benjamin Maiyo from Kenya, in the lead at the time of this photo (around the 10 mile mark in Natick), finished in second place.
More photos from the Boston Marathon are also available.

Happy Easter!

I took a trip to Gloucester today. The kids got to climb on rocks, collect the shells, and play near the ocean. I was eighteen before I saw an ocean, though except for the tide and salt smell, it looks just like Lake Michigan to me. Either way, you can’t see the other side, [...]

I’ve photographed a couple of movie theaters already (and have plans for at least a couple more), but I still believe that a large number of people, whether they live in the midst of farmland or a booming metroplis, have Friday nights in common because of the movies. Or beer. The Blackstone Valley Cinema is [...]

My favorite church service of the year is Tenebrae, where the story of Christ’s betrayal and crucifixion is retold as candles are extinguished. This was held at Salem Covenant Church.

Where can I find one of these signs? Which brings me to this month’s Prize Time: A 5×7 inch print from the fine arts gallery to the first person to leave a comment with the correct answer. Where can you find this sign?

Today was the first time I didn’t just drive past Federal Square. I assume the fountain is turned on in the summer? Anyone know?