A Day in the Life

Sure, it may not be “Aspens,” but I’ve always admired these Pine trees while driving on Thomas Street in West Boylston along the Wachusett Reservoir.

A patron of the Ben Franklin Bookstore (also known as the Worcester Antiquarian Book Center), enjoys a vintage book and the resident cat.

A bicyclist gets into the spirit of the weekend at the Latin American Festival on the Worcester Common.

I had the good fortune tonight of fulfilling one of my first ideas when I started this project: light trails of cars travelling through Kelley Square, possibly the most insane intersection in any first world country. I started shooting at ground level on one of the pedestrian islands, but Steve, a kind tenant above the [...]

Though I unfortunately can not say that I’ve ridden them all, I can with certainty say that Superman at Six Flags New England is hands up the best coaster I’ve ever ridden.

The Wachusett Reservoir, the second largest body of water in Massachusetts, quenches the thirst of Bostonians.

Where do you have to be to see the best views of Worcester? Let me know, and I’ll try to get them.

A kayaker paddles at sunset on Ramshorn Pond in Sutton.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, author of Tales of a Wayside Inn, “based his book on a group of fictitious characters that regularly gathered at the old Sudbury tavern.” Pictured here is The Old Bar Room at what is now known as Longfellow’s Wayside Inn.

Off Cape, Day Five: After battling Saturday morning bridge traffic, we made a brief stop at Onset Beach to fill up my shoes with sand one last time. At least I had an umbrella this time, didn’t go in the water, threw caution to the wind and abstained from sun screen, and the sand fleas [...]