Last chance to pickup at the Nazzaro Center: The 2016 calendars are just about gone! The desk calendar includes all original photographs of Boston’s North End by yours truly, including the classic landmarks and some lesser-known views of our fabled streets and waterfront. The desk calendar includes a built-in stand. The calendar can be picked up at the Read More…
There have been some amazing sunsets this week, including this one after a storm and captured on Hull Street by Sal Lopilato. “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on NorthEndWaterfront.com. Did you take an interesting photo in or around Boston’s North End / Waterfront or do you have an old photo in your collection? Have Read More…
So many kids signed up for T-Ball this year, the North End Athletic Association program had to move from Langone Park over to the “grown-up” Puopolo Field on Commercial Street. The 4 and 5 year olds are coached by Jim Carey and other volunteers every Saturday morning. (Photo by Matt Conti) “Neighborhood Photo” is Read More…
4 Replies to “North End Street Portrait: Valentine’s Day Date”
What a beautiful couple! One thing I love about Boston is that people know how to dress.
While this particular couple may be attractive and well dressed. I beg to differ on your saying that “people in Boston know how to dress”. Have you ever looked around at the local scene on a week-end? Most people are wearing pajamas and/or barely going to the effort of bathing. In fact GQ magazine voted Boston as the worst-dressed city in America last year: http://www.gq.com/style/fashion/201107/worst-dressed-cities-america#slide=40
MarkB, I think that the college kids might be included in that . We sure have a lot of colleges. So that to me isn’t fair.
Was a wonderful surprise to see this posted as Matt just informed us…. Wonderful night, wonderful company and thanks to Matt, a wonderful picture.
As to the subject of dressing nicely, perhaps we all should dress a little better in our everyday lives…and doesn’t it feel nice to do so.
What a beautiful couple! One thing I love about Boston is that people know how to dress.
While this particular couple may be attractive and well dressed. I beg to differ on your saying that “people in Boston know how to dress”. Have you ever looked around at the local scene on a week-end? Most people are wearing pajamas and/or barely going to the effort of bathing. In fact GQ magazine voted Boston as the worst-dressed city in America last year: http://www.gq.com/style/fashion/201107/worst-dressed-cities-america#slide=40
MarkB, I think that the college kids might be included in that . We sure have a lot of colleges. So that to me isn’t fair.
Was a wonderful surprise to see this posted as Matt just informed us…. Wonderful night, wonderful company and thanks to Matt, a wonderful picture.
As to the subject of dressing nicely, perhaps we all should dress a little better in our everyday lives…and doesn’t it feel nice to do so.