Compass rose
Flag vendor
Little league big brother
Mimicry
Park bench
Exhaust
Man in bar
The Boston Sun
$89,000 ice cream truck
Children's festival
Custom House
Near an on-ramp
Greek community rally
On the move
Penthouse living
Warehouse
Café
Public garden
House entrance
To Wonderland
T stop
In a rush
Squirrel
Dog on stairs
Dry / wet
One way
Downtown beekeeping
Store front
Children's hospital
Game over
The three of hearts
Live "Love"
Dreaming of boats
Dreaming of land
4th of July
Summer rain
Arson
Man working late
Bar
Blizzard
Road repair
A junior academic at the time, the six years I lived in Boston were easily the loneliest of my life. In attempting to capture that personal experience, many photos are from walking variations of the way between my apartment downtown and the café in the South End that I liked to work out of. The resulting body of work, photographed from mid 2016 to mid 2018, is more akin to Robert Frank’s “The Americans” (1959) in feel than Costa Manos’s review of Boston public life in “The Bostonians” (1975) commissioned for the American bi-centennial. The images in this gallery are an excerpt from a larger body of work.