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I keep reminding myself that this was once a block of solid marble that some dudes whacked at with hammers until it looked like a female figure. Okay, fine, the process was more complicated than that, sure.
But I'm always amazed by the precise, smooth contours and the fine detail of these figures. I understand rendering soft clay and then pouring liquid metal into a mold. But this? Wow.
Boston Back Bay skyline on July 4. People wait on river banks and in their private boats on the Charles river for the fireworks.
This panaroma was stitched with Hugin using three overlapping shots.
Taken in 2016.
(The "2015" date is wrong.)
Nineteenth-century facades on Dartmouth Street in the Back Bay.
Since the Peace Corps does not look like it is going to start up any time soon, my oldest decided to get his master's in sustainable agriculture and availability of food. In the span of about six months, he's moved from western Kansas to Nepal to Boston. He's rented a studio on the top floor of an 1860s rowhouse where he has a great view from his fire escape. Life in the time of Covid-19. The Back Bay is a National Register of Historic Places district #73001948.