Travel Photos

This website is where I post travel photos from my various travels. It is a random sampling of some of my favorite pictures and places, rather that a travelogue type of format. I prefer this site to be a photographic glimpse of places in general. I hope you enjoy. ***NOTE: I don't update this blog frequently any longer. If you'd like to see more of my photos you can check out my Flickr site here: My Travel Photos

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Location: Camano Island, Washington, United States

Monday, July 31, 2006


Safeco Field...Seattle, Washington. Posted by Picasa


Quebec City, Quebec (Scanned Print) Posted by Picasa

Wednesday, July 19, 2006


What are all these people waiting for? Posted by Picasa


Maybe The Who are giving a free concert... Posted by Picasa


...or Johnny Depp's walking down the Red Carpet... Posted by Picasa


...or Air Force One is about to land in this field... Posted by Picasa


...nope, just this: Three minutes of Old Faithful erupting in Yellowstone National Park. Posted by Picasa

Wednesday, June 28, 2006


The American Southwest has beautiful rock formations such as this in many areas. This particular formation can be found along US 84, northwest of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Posted by Picasa


The World Famous Planet Follywood in Folly Beach, South Carolina. Posted by Picasa

Wednesday, June 21, 2006


Heisler Park in Laguna Beach, California is a beautiful place that perfectly captures the stereotypical Southern California image. Posted by Picasa


These avalanche/snow sheds are along the Canadian National tracks in the Southern Interior of British Columbia. That is the Thompson River flowing through the scene. Posted by Picasa


This is my favorite bridge across the Seine River in Paris, France. It is the Pont des Arts, a pedestrian only bridge bustling with people. From this bridge you get the best "I am in Paris" view, including Notre Dame, The Louvre and of course, the Eiffel Tower. (Scanned Print)  Posted by Picasa

Wednesday, June 14, 2006

Boston's Neighborhoods Part 3: The Back Bay

The Back Bay is the most elegant neighborhood in Boston. Created on landfill over a 50 year period in the mid 19th Century, it doesn't have the same sense of history that Beacon Hill and the North End have. But it more than makes up for this in style and charm. The streets run straight in the Back Bay, a novel idea for the city of Boston. And this creates a wonderful sense of scale that other Boston neighborhoods lack. Stand on Beacon Street, or Marlborough Street, or Commonwealth Avenue and the Back Bay seems to stretch forever. Block after block, street after street of tree lined, brownstone flats. Marching as far as the eye can see. If I could live anywhere in Boston, I would definately choose the Back Bay.


Multiply this picture by 1000 and you will have the Back Bay. Posted by Picasa


This is a typical street in the Back Bay. Posted by Picasa


All the homes in the Back Bay have this warm, inviting feel to them. Most have impressive front doors and foyers. Winding staircases lead to the upper floors. Posted by Picasa


The main shopping street in the Back Bay is Newbury Street. It is lined with outdoor cafes and exclusive, trendy shops. Posted by Picasa


All along the north end of the Back Bay is the Charles River Esplanade. This is a great place for a leisurely stroll along the waterfront, with terrific views of Downtown Boston and MIT across the river in Cambridge. Posted by Picasa


The Public Garden, located at the east end of the Back Bay, is a lovely park that features the Swan Boats, a fixture in the Garden since 1877. Posted by Picasa