The Charles

Two weeks ago I took a bag full of cameras to Boston to shoot some film for the Frugal Film Project. I got half way though things and had to leave to go home for something. It was the day after the 4th of July and I wanted to walk along the Charles River by the Esplanade.

Today I went back. I also stopped at Acorn Street and wandered around Arlington and Berkeley Streets near where I used to go to school. I shot a roll of Kentmere 100 in my Lubitel for the Frugal Film thing. I also had most of a roll in my Nikon N90. I loaded it at Sail Boston last week and only shot a few pics before it was too dark for film. Finally, I had a roll in my dad’s Pentax K1000 that I loaded in… April? May? I don’t remember. I finished all three rolls. 

When I got home I took those three rolls and three other rolls that I finished over the last two weeks and sent them off to get developed.

While I was in town I also shot a bunch of stuff with my Digital camera. My Nikon Z5. Here come some highlights.

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Acorn Street
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Acorn Street from the other direction
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I took a ton of pics of the Hancock building
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I also took a ton of pics of the Pru
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I also took a ton of pics of little foot bridges
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I was using the 70–210mm zoom so I could take pics of things that were really far away
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The Longfellow Bridge from a crazy distance
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There is a chance that one of the film pics I took of this fountain has a rainbow in it but I think I missed it
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The view from one of the foot bridges
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Same bridge, other direction
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Bridge
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The Hatch Shell. The Boston Pops are not there anymore
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We love you too, Boston