These people are serious about their pâté.
October 14, 2016
October 13, 2016
Los Angeles. October, 2007
Don't you love the typeface on this flower shop? And the green horizontal stripe? And the vertical stripes on the awning? And the red wall color? Wouldn't that be enough to persuade you to buy all your flowers here? Let's go in; it's open.
October 12, 2016
Douglas, MA. July, 2007
I'd come for a pig roast, but it was these cabbages in the garden that caught my eye. (These... and the white ducks with whom I was photographed. See the banner photo at the top of the page.)
October 11, 2016
Istanbul. June, 2007
This leafy square, not far from the university in Istanbul, is reputedly the oldest, continuous book market in the world. Imagine the people who've passed through it, the books on sale, the languages both printed and heard in conversation.
October 10, 2016
Cambridge, MA. May, 2008
"Oh, this way, I'll lead you." I love the signs (the names, the typeface, the everything) at the Mount Auburn Cemetery, just a short walk from my house.
October 9, 2016
Montreal. October, 2007
That time of year. Pumpkins, pumpkins and more pumpkins, seen here at Montreal's Atwater Market.
October 8, 2016
Watertown, MA. September, 2016
Old-school. I smiled when I entered Greg's dining room for the first time, the checkered tablecloths, the Chianti bottles as decor, snappy waitresses, the mid-day diners who show up regularly for their luncheon specials. Red sauce at its finest.
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