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Ents

February 25, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged American flag, black, blue, Cambridge Common, church, clouds, cold, evening sun, flag, footprints, light, orange, park, pas de deux, pink, purple, red, Sheraton Commander, silhouettes, sky, snow, sun, sundown, sunlight, sunset, trees, twigs, white, winter, yellow | 5 Comments

Sunset pas de deux…

Symbolism

January 10, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged American flag, black, clouds, dark, eagle, gilt, gold, golden, half moon, light, moon, night, Nikon Coolpix p310, pillar, sign post, sky, Stars and Stripes, the eagle has landed, winter | 1 Comment

“The Eagle has landed.”

Steps

September 21, 2013 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged advertisement, American flag, anniversary, astronaut, blue, cars, cloudless, dark, Draper Lab, dusk, iPhone, LED, light, lunar landing, Mass. Ave., Massachusetts Avenue, MIT, moon, old, parking, pavement, pedestrians, sidewalk, sky, street lamp, street light, summer, traffic light, traffic signal, trees, walk | Leave a comment

Just cross the street, it won’t have as much of an impact as the lunar landing.

Science

August 1, 2013 by gaby in Boston and tagged 1911, aesthete, American flag, architecture, art, Bela Lyon Pratt, BL Pratt, black, blue, Boston Public Library, bronze, characteristic, Copley, creation, dress, droplets, face, female, granite, green, hand, hood, iPhone, materials, McKim building, metal, old, rain, raindrops, red, sculpture, serious, sphere, Stars and Stripes, sun, sunlight, tree, white, woman | Leave a comment

This is Science, Art’s sister. She is more serious and not much of an aesthete, but she’s great with numbers and facts.

Created by: Bela Lyon Pratt, year: 1911, location: Boston Public Library, materials: bronze and granite, characteristic: sphere.

Art

July 31, 2013 by gaby in Boston and tagged 1911, aesthete, American flag, architecture, art, Bela Lyon Pratt, BL Pratt, black, blue, Boston Public Library, bronze, characteristics, Copley, creation, dress, droplets, face, female, granite, hand, hood, iPhone, materials, McKim building, metal, old, paintbrush, palette, rain, raindrops, red, sculpture, Stars and Stripes, sun, sunlight, white, woman | Leave a comment

This is Art, she was created by Bela Lyon Pratt in 1911 and sits in front of the Boston Public Library.

Materials: bronze and granite, characteristics: paintbrush and palette.

July 4

July 4, 2013 by gaby in Boston and tagged American flag, blue, celebrate, clouds, free, Independence Day, Nikon Coolpix p310, red, sky, Star-Spangled Banner, Stars and Stripes, USA, white | Leave a comment

Happy Independence Day!

Overcast

June 29, 2013 by gaby in Boston and tagged American flag, architecture, blurry, clouds, Copley, damp, foggy, gray, iPhone, John Hancock Tower, New England, rain, sky, Star-Spangled Banner, summer, The Westin, Trinity Church, weather | Leave a comment

Summer in New England…

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