Photos

Zoe, a pal's daughter's mutt, and "Uncle Chewtoy" (16k)
March 9, 2003, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

The moon, the Hancock Tower, and the Pru at dusk (26k)
October 14, 2002, a rooftop in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

A high school football field before a game (40k)
September 13, 2002, Fall River, Massachusetts.

Cousin's granddaughters (40k)
August 4, 2002, College Pond, in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Walden (60k)
April 20, 2002, at the east end of Walden Pond, in Concord, Massachusetts.

Baxter steam engine, made by Colt in Hartford circa 1870's (60k)
February, 2002, in a garage in Cambridge.

Chris, wife of Bill, for whom I threw a fiftieth birthday party (72k)
November 3, 2001, at a farm in New Hampshire.

Coffee! (76k)
Early morning of November 4, 2001, at a farm in New Hampshire.

Debbie, a very dear friend, on her wedding day (52k)
August 12, 2001, in Newton, Massachusetts.

Debbie, again, on her wedding day (48k)
August 12, 2001, in Newton, Massachusetts.

Model car builder, customers' son (80k)
Summer of 2001, in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Julian and Byron, customers' sons (72k)
Summer of 2001, in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

ML and Benson, a friend's mighty pooches (76k)
October, 2000, in Nevada.

Brothers Rico and Jean (68k)
September 19, 2000, at the closing party for Daddy-O's restaurant.

A terrified customer (52k)
Fall of1999, on the job.

Fireplace (56k)
Thanksgiving Day, 1999, at a friend's home.

St. Stephen's Tower, better known as the Tower of Big Ben (16k)
March 22, 1999, at an unknown location.

37" Striped bass, caught at the mouth of the Merrimack River (28k)
Summer of 1998, outside a bait shop in Salisbury, Massachusetts.

Bubble, made with bubble batter I mixed for my customers' kids* (32k)
On a lunch break in the summer of 1998, in the customer's backyard.

Back door of Widener Library** (20k)
Circa 1997, in Harvard Yard.

Front door of Widener Library (24k)
June 4, 1998.

Rainbow trout, each about 16" (24k)
Spring or summer of 1998, in my refridgerator.

"The Sacred Cod"*** (20k)
Circa 1996, in the Atlantic.

*This bubble batter is made with about one and a half bottles of Dawn brand dish detergent and one or two tablespoons of glycerin (available at any drug store) in five gallons of water.

** The Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library is the anchor of Harvard's library system. The Widener family built it in honor of their son who went down with the Titanic a couple years after graduating from Harvard College.

***In Boston, it is so called because cod was the original foundation of Boston's wealth.
Last Updated: Saturday, June 26, 2004