in 1950:

But for some reason, I finally decided to photograph it.  I love the red.  I didn’t enhance it at all.  That is pretty much how it came out of the camera:

Thank you birds.  Thank you for being so darn easy to photograph.  These bird formations are photographic crack, but of course not easy to photograph.  I think I captured it well here, but the birds were too busy flying away to wait for me to put the camera on a higher speed.  Where are you going so fast, birds?:

Don’t be scared. He is just made of plastics, not real.

I don’t know if I like the colors on this photo better or the composition:

I usually say the presence of people in my photos ruins them.  But sometimes they don’t.  In fact, sometimes I think they are enhanced by people.

When people do sorta fall into the frame by accident in my photos, I like them to be not posed.  When they are posed, it makes the photo too stiff.  People can look like they are dancing, even when they are walking:

Not a single word about how cold it is here and it continues to be not warm.  I am capable of stopping complaining about the cold.  For short periods.  Anyway, enjoy the photos.

Have I mentioned that? No? Well, it bears repeating. It is cold here in Boston. Don’t believe me? A picture to prove it to you:

You will be photographed.  Oh yes.  You will.  You can run, but you cannot hide:

Photo nerd note: I shot this on 1600.  I could have shot it at a lower speed and I had a few attempts at lower speeds, but the ones I got from the 1600 were my favorite.

And this was a tactical error, but I snapped some mighty fine photos before scurrying back inside to hot tea and even hotter Wifi:

If only it could snow when it was warm out or something.  When it is warm out, I don’t get to photograph the snow, but when it is snowing out, I risk frostbite by going outside.

Lastly:

Can’t you just feel the WASPiness through the photo?  I sure can.