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The last Coakley-Brown-Kennedy debate is happening tonight. [WBZ]
Polls are indicating that low voter-turnout could send Scott Brown (and his happy trail) to the Senate. [Pollster]
How many states does Mitt Romney vote in? He no longer lives in state but has sent in a ballot for next week's election. [Boston Herald]
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Republicans at Brown fight to celebrate Columbus. The ghosts of thousands of slain native Americans were unavailable for comment. [Providence Journal]
Tom Cruise stopped the traffic on the Zakim without special Scientology powers. [WHDH]
Powerball is coming to Massachusetts. [Boston Herald]
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Results tagged “zakim”
JHamel has today's Film Friday photo, well photos. This triptych of the Zakim explores a few different angle of the world's widest cable stay bridge. The colors and angles are great, and the shots work well together. These images were made on a medium format camera, the Mamiya 645E using Fujicolor Pro 160S film.
Dan Squires has a terrific shot of the underside of the Zakim at night. This photo is a case study on interesting angles and lighting. It also serves up a unique perspective of the Zakim that most people will never see.
With the current snow emergency we decided to bring you a shot from erinhart00 who gives us this beautiful black and white. We love the way the curves of the foreground contrast against the straight lines of the background. Add to that the softness of the snow and water against the hard steel and concrete and we think this is just wonderful.
After giving a lot of thought to my first post as PotD editor for Bostonist, during which I came up with some really off-the-wall ideas, I decided that much like photography, it’s best to start with the basics. Here goes:
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