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Polite

March 11, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged asphalt, bike, brown, Harvard, iPhone, melting, park, paths, pedestrians, plastic, please, puddles, red, reflections, shadows, sign, snow, trees, walk, wet, white, winter | Leave a comment

2014-03-11

😉

Perspective

March 10, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged brown, clouds, fen, golden, grass, gray, grey, Harvard, houses, ice, inverted, iPhone, light, marsh, marshland, melting, mud, park, puddle, reflections, shadows, sky, slush, snow, sun, sundown, sunrise, sunset, swamp, trees, upside down, water, wet, winter | Leave a comment

2014-03-10 17.13.53

Sunrise over Harvard marsh 😉

Spire

March 5, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged black, branches, bricks, bright, church, cold, corner, dark, edge, Harvard, illuminated, light, lyrics, Memorial church, monochrome, night, Nikon Coolpix p310, shadows, sky, spiky, spire, standing, steeple, stone, The White Stripes, trees, twigs, white, windows, winter, wood | 1 Comment

DSCN7151

I saw you standing in the corner
On the edge of a burning light
I saw you standing in the corner
Come to me again in the cold, cold night…

(The White Stripes – In the cold, cold night; 2003)

Life

February 21, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged 2-Aminoethanol, atoms, banister, black, blue, C2H7NO, carbon, Chain of Life, concept, creation, door, ETA, green, H2NCH2CH2OH, hanging, Harvard, Harvard Science Center, Hydrogen, John Robinson, lamp, light, MEA, Monoethanolamine, Nikon Coolpix p310, Nitrogen, Oxford, Oxygen, R.J.P.Williams, railing, rectangles, red, reflections, science, sculptor, sculpture, shadows, spheres, square, staircase, steel, stone, wood | Leave a comment

DSCN7080

H₂NCH₂CH₂OH or rather C₂H₇NO aka 2-Aminoethanol or Monoethanolamine (ETA, MEA).

“Chain of Life” created by John Robinson, conceptualized by Prof. R.J.P.Williams (Wadham College, Oxford). Materials: Steel and chrome, 1996.

black: Carbon
green: Nitrogen
blue: Oxygen
chrome: Hydrogen

Buried

February 13, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged cemetery, churchyard, cold, covered, frozen, gravestone, graveyard, gray, grey, Harvard, houses, ice, old, Old Burial Ground, rain, sleet, snow, stones, tombstone, trees, twigs, white, wind, winter | 2 Comments

2014-02-13

Another annoying snow storm…

Ancient

February 11, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged architecture, art, bars, bicycle, black, bricks, carved, cold, dusk, Easter Island, gray, grey, Harvard, head, iPhone, light, Moai, monolith, park, Rapa Nui, slush, snow, unknown artist, white, winter, yellow | 1 Comment

2014-02-11

Have you ever seen a snow Moai?

Family

February 10, 2014 by gaby in Cambridge and tagged cold, dear, faces, family, fun, Hahvahd Yahd, Harvard, iPhone, light, mother, night, one day, park, playing, portrait, slush, smiling, snow, snow family, snow kid, snow woman, snowmen, street lamps, street lights, student, trees, white, winter, yellow | 1 Comment

2014-02-10

“One day you might be a student here, my dear. Until then have fun playing in Hahvahd Yahd.”

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