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Tatooine

September 7, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged Asteraceae, bloom, brown, cars, clouds, flowers, garden, green, Helianthus, leaves, light, orange, pavement, petals, sidewalk, sky, Star Wars, stem, street, summer, sun, sunflower, sunlight, twin suns, twisted, white, yellow | Leave a comment

Sidewalk garden @Massachusetts Avenue :).

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Summer?!?

June 13, 2014 by gaby in South Boston and tagged blue, brick, buildings, cars, cold, crossroads, crosswalk, drops, fog, foggy, gray, green, lights, New England, Nexus 5, pedestrian, polka dots, purple, rain, rainy, sky, street lights, summer, truck, umbrella, water, weather, wet, yellow | 1 Comment

2014-06-13

Seriously New England, enough already!

Improv

April 17, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged aluminum, architecture, black, blue, bricks, cars, clouds, evening, evening sun, Frank Gehry, geometry, gray, grey, Kendall, light, metal, MIT, orange, paint, Ray & Maria Stata, reflections, shadows, shapes, silver, sky, spring, Stata Center, steel, stone, street, sun, sundown, tree, trees, twigs, white, windows | Leave a comment

2014-04-17 Get in shape for architecture ;).

Ohio?

February 22, 2014 by gaby in South Boston and tagged automotive, black, bleached, by chance, cars, chipped, Cincinnati, faded, lettering, letters, light, logo, melting, metal, No., old, only, parking lot, red, reflections, shadows, silver, snow, Southie, sun, sunlight, sunshine, white, winter | 2 Comments

I went for a walk in South Boston and all of a sudden I stumbled upon Cincinnati…

Seascape

February 8, 2014 by gaby in Boston and tagged architecture, art, artist, black, british, bushes, cars, cold, Dewey Square, gray, green, grey, ICA, installation, Institute of Contemporary Art, iPhone, light, Matthew Ritchie, mural, night, red, Remanence, salt, skyscrapers, snow, street, street lamps, street lights, trees, white, windows, winter, yellow | Leave a comment

2014-02-08

“Remanence: Salt and Light (Part II)” by Matthew Ritchie.

Deepsea

January 27, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged arrow, art, black, blue, buildings, Cambridge Center, cars, cod, crosswalk, dark, fish, gray, grey, illuminated, iPhone, Kendall Square, lamps, light, lyrics, main street, metal, night, parking, red, reflections, sculpture, sea, shadows, sign, silver, statue, street lights, tall, The Marvelettes, too many fish in the sea, traffic light, tree, white, windows, winter | Leave a comment

Because there’s too many fish in the sea
Too many fish in the sea
Well there’s short ones, tall ones, fine ones, kind ones
Too many fish in the sea…

(The Marvelettes, 1964)

Design

December 28, 2013 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged afternoon, architecture, available, black, blue, brick, bricks, brown, cars, cloudless, columns, Design within reach, gray, grey, lamps, light, lights, new, Nexus 5, old, orange, people, red, reflections, retail, shadows, sign, silver, sky, space, store, store front, sun, trees, windows, winter | 1 Comment

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