It is evening when my workday is finally over and I can leave my environmentally controlled office (visually isolated from the world outside) and enter the urban environment of this great city where I am employed. Many days, I'm rushing home and take everything for granted. Other evenings, when I have some time, I stroll, taking in the scenes as though I was a tourist here for the first time.
Here are some evening photos. All but the park were taken just last Thursday.
Above left: The classic Boston Back Bay skyline reflecting into the Charles River, as seen from the Massachusetts Avenue (Harvard) Bridge. The tower on the left in the Hancock and on the right it's the Prudential (the results of a rivalry for tallest building in Boston between these two insurance companies in the 1960s). To the left of the Hancock tower is the old Hancock tower with its lit single spire.
Below: A view across the lagoon at the Public Garden as the shadows of evening fall.
Below: Up close, the Hancock tower's glass facade reflects its plaza and the buildings around it.
Here are some evening photos. All but the park were taken just last Thursday.
Above left: The classic Boston Back Bay skyline reflecting into the Charles River, as seen from the Massachusetts Avenue (Harvard) Bridge. The tower on the left in the Hancock and on the right it's the Prudential (the results of a rivalry for tallest building in Boston between these two insurance companies in the 1960s). To the left of the Hancock tower is the old Hancock tower with its lit single spire.
Below: A view across the lagoon at the Public Garden as the shadows of evening fall.
Below: Up close, the Hancock tower's glass facade reflects its plaza and the buildings around it.
Below: A view down St. James Avenue, with the Hancock tower to the right.
Below: The evening setting sun backlights clouds over the Boston Public Library and the Old South Church.
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