Antique glass bottles in the window at the Westford Museum in Westford Massachusetts.
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Here in Westford there is an old 1880′s one-room schoolhouse in the historic Parkerville district. I recently had the opportunity to explore the inside of the schoolhouse, and there I found this antique upright phonograph. This is a detail shot of the fine speed adjustment lever.
Now with DDT! At our camp we have a collection of old bottles and cans that have been around forever. Besides the nostalga factor it’s fun to see the way products were marketed. I love the proper housewife spraying the toxic chemicals. Ah, the insight of science.
I really should know the city better. I know that the glass tower is the John Hancock building, and I also know the stone church has some historic significance but the name escapes me. The building in the reflection I cannot name at all, but there’s a chance I just left from a meeting inside [...]
When I take the train into Boston I typically land in Boston’s North Station. On this day I was down by Boston’s South Station and was impressed with the old architecture of this grand building. Standing in the crosswalk I took a bracketed exposure of the face of the building and later combined them with [...]
Looking up the road from where we had dinner in Quebec’s old city. I love the colorful buildings all packed in so tightly. The woman who randomly turns around and looks right into the camera is a real treat too.
