The all-day Wednesday snow storm brought out kids of all ages to build snowmen. The whitening treatment also gave a frosty shimmer to the floating harbor ice. When it turned dark, the winter lights were all aglow.
What a storm. What a wonderful storm. When we moved to downtown Boston years ago, we didn’t do it for the walkability, the neighborliness or the convenience of living in a place where the electricity stays on when a blizzard bears down. I’m not sure now why we moved here, except I knew that if Read More…
If Blizzard Juno’s storm surge of 4.74 feet hit during high tide, it would have been a “100-year” flood event for Boston’s waterfront, reports Julie Wormser of The Boston Harbor Association. We were again very lucky as the surge hit during low-tide just after 11 a.m. on Tuesday. (See NOAA’s tide and current data.) Despite the miss, the morning Read More…
The City of Boston has lifted its snow emergency and parking ban as of 9:00 am on Sunday, December 30, 2012. The parking ban went into effect 12 hours earlier at 9:00 pm on Saturday night. Vehicles in alternate lots should be moved within two hours to receive the discounted rate. Resident and visitor parking Read More…
Gorgeous Photos Matt!
Great Photos !! Hope you had on some nice warm snow boots !!!
Who needs National Geographic photo spreads when we have Matt!
Tom S.
I feel bad being in Jamaica and missing all this snow,yeah,right! Nice pictures Matt, I’m proud to be a North-Ender.
I love the picture of the Prado the best. Love the golden glow of the horse. The trees and the glowing lamposts look so pretty!
Matt, can you take some pictures of Copps Hill Terrace in the winter? It’s so pretty up there.
Hi Joyce, I actually do have some from the other night. I’ll post some shortly. Thanks for the suggestion. –Matt
Wonderful work, Matt. Congratulations for braving the storm and sharing your art with us. You’re the best!!
Even our daughters who live in NYC enjoyed your photos, Matt. Thank you for bringing smiles to all of us.