Category: Photography

So You Don’t Think It’s Winter?

| February 5, 2012 | 0 Comments
So You Don’t Think It’s Winter?

There’s actually ice chunks on the canal out my window in Lowell, and evidently at Mine Falls Park in Nashua, Winter has come. Here are frozen patterns etched on the ice and some scenic reminders of the season I wasn’t sure had arrived.

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Lowell’s Icy Colors Fade to Night

| January 19, 2012 | 0 Comments
Lowell’s Icy Colors Fade to Night

This most photogenic city transforms by the hour, and the ice picks up the warm colors of the reflected buildings as the light fades into night.

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Duck Day on the Merrimack

| January 16, 2012 | 0 Comments
Duck Day on the Merrimack

The freezing temperatures made some great patterns on the ice on the Merrimack and the colorful ducks slid over them  to get some food, dropped over the railing on the River Walk.  It’s good to remember to feed these guys, since the pickings are slim.

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City of Lights, a Holiday kick-off in Lowell

| November 26, 2011 | 0 Comments
City of Lights, a Holiday kick-off in Lowell

The season has started with high school and college bands setting the pace in Lowell’s City of Lights Parade, an early evening delight, brightening the streets with it’s colorful lights.

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A Most Beautiful Autumn, photos by Jenny Hudson

| November 13, 2011 | 1 Comment
A Most Beautiful Autumn, photos by Jenny Hudson

This is the prettiest autumn I’ve seen in years and these photos are taken in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Ohio, and New York.      

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Pre-Halloween Snowstorm… scary.

| October 31, 2011 | 0 Comments
Pre-Halloween Snowstorm… scary.

The Merrimack Valley was socked with a snow storm as early as I can ever remember and two days later, many of us are still without power.  Here’s some photos of the contrast between the foliage and the snow.

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A Waterfall Fall

| October 26, 2011 | 2 Comments
A Waterfall Fall

On a recent road trip we enjoyed many waterfalls from Lake Placid to Niagara Falls, to Ithaca. As a New Englander who enjoys lots of great scenery, I was amazed at gorgeous and vast upstate New York.

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Lowell Contrasts

| October 15, 2011 | 0 Comments
Lowell Contrasts

Lowell, the city of contrasts, with it’s canals and falls, lovely parks and and a vibrant community of artists, students, professionals, immigrants, and more, all sharing the space of a community struggling to evolve.  On my daily walks, I’m constantly presented with an opportunity to show its liveliness in its people, textures, building everywhere, and [...]

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What’s in Lowell’s Canals

| September 22, 2011 | 0 Comments
What’s in Lowell’s Canals

One of the most beautiful attractions of Lowell is its canals (above), built to facilitate the textile mills of the 19th century and today give the city a European ambiance, with 5.6 miles of waterways winding around the city. The canals are one of the things I love about Lowell, but I never considered what [...]

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Tattoos

| August 14, 2011 | 0 Comments
Tattoos

People use body art to express who they are. Interesting what they are saying. Do you have a tattoo? Send your photo to info@zingology.com. New Additions:

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