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name by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston BackBay Charles river by Eric B.
embedded signature
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Man and his shadow by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston BackBay Charles river by Eric B.
nice shadow on brick sidewalk under an old lamp pole with street signs of Mass and Beacon.
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nice bedroom! by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston BackBay Charles river by Eric B.
time to make the bed
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looking figure by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston BackBay Charles river by Eric B.
arms folded man looks out?
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little man by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston BackBay Charles river by Eric B.
arms folded man looks out
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camera man by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston BackBay Charles river by Eric B.
covering the race
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Autumn Leaf Colors by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston by Eric B.
Both chlorophyll and carotenoids are present in the chloroplasts of leaf cells throughout the growing season. Most anthocyanins are produced in the autumn, in response to bright light and excess plant sugars within leaf cells.
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watching the ducks by Eric B. from the GigaPan Back Bay and Charles River by Eric B.
distant ducks
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WBUR by Eric B. from the GigaPan Back Bay and Charles River by Eric B.
WBUR, Boston University’s National Public Radio station broadcast relay.
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road closed by Eric B. from the GigaPan Back Bay and Charles River by Eric B.
Storrow drive onramp closed for work
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The Burrage House by Eric B. from the GigaPan Back Bay and Charles River by Eric B.
A glimps of the Burrage House Mansion. Gargoyles, cherubs, dragons, lions, demons, all peering down at you from their stone perches makes this house one to add to your list when you visit Boston
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Racing on the Charles by Eric B. from the GigaPan Back Bay and Charles River by Eric B.
A sailing vessel moves forward because of the reaction to the inertia of moving air on its sails. Since the dawn of history this vital technology has afforded mankind greater mobility and capacity for fishing, trade and warfare.
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Red Line by Eric B. from the GigaPan Back Bay and Charles River by Eric B.
T goes to Cambridge
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watching a boat go out by Eric B. from the GigaPan Back Bay and Charles River by Eric B.
Community Boating serves the metropolitan Boston Community by enhancing the overall quality of city life.
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woman in window by Eric B. from the GigaPan Back Bay and Charles River by Eric B.
The claim that the brassiere was invented by a man named Otto Titzling (phonetically tit-sling) who lost a lawsuit with Phillip de Brassiere (fill up de' brassiere) is an urban legend that originated with the 1971 book Bust-Up.
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penthouse to penthouse by Eric B. from the GigaPan Back Bay and Charles River by Eric B.
distant bulding
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taking a moment by Eric B. from the GigaPan Back Bay and Charles River by Eric B.
on the bridge
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Duck Tour by Eric B. from the GigaPan Back Bay and Charles River by Eric B.
amphibian craft departs
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Mass & Beacon by Eric B. from the GigaPan Back Bay and Charles River by Eric B.
Corner of Massachusetts Ave. and Beacon St.
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The Burrage House by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston South by Eric B.
A glimps of the Burrage House Mansion. Gargoyles, cherubs, dragons, lions, demons, all peering down at you from their stone perches makes this house one to add to your list when you visit Boston
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Citgo Sign by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston West by Eric B.
Said to be the largest sign in New England, the CITGO sign is double-faced and measures 60 feet by 60 feet. Every time a baseball player hits a home run over the left field wall at Boston's Fenway Park, CITGO is seen by thousands of fans at the stadium and on television.
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MASSACHUSETTS CAPITOL BUILDING by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston Back Bay by Eric B.
The capitol is referred to as the State House.
Governor Samuel Adams, assisted by Paul Revere, laid the cornerstone of the new State House on July 4, 1795.
Building was placed on a hill in John Hancock's cow pasture -- Beacon Hill.
Dome was made of wood and covered in copper by Paul Revere.0 comments
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Mass Ave Bridge by Eric B. from the GigaPan Charles River by Eric B.
Bridge to MIT over Charles
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stich error by Eric B. from the GigaPan boston back bay by Eric B.
what's happened to the Pru?
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Fireworks Display by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston Fireworks Display 4th of July by Eric B.
Boston 4th of July fireworks display.
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People on Mass Ave. Bridge by Eric B. from the GigaPan Sunset on Charles River by Eric B.
Evening on the Charles
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The Pru by Eric B. from the GigaPan Shadow of 483 Beacon On Back Bay Boston by Eric B.
The Prudential Tower, also known as the Prudential Building or, colloquially, as The Pru,[1][2] is a skyscraper in Boston, Massachusetts. The building, a part of the Prudential Center complex, currently stands as the 2nd-tallest building in Boston, behind the John Hancock Tower.
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John Hancock Tower by Eric B. from the GigaPan Shadow of 483 Beacon On Back Bay Boston by Eric B.
The Handcock in Boston - Hancock Place. It is a 60-story, 790-foot-tall (241 meter) skyscraper designed by I.M. Pei and Henry N. Cobb of the firm now known as Pei, Cobb and Freed and was completed in 1976. In 1977 the AIA presented Cobb with a National Honor Award for the John Hancock Tower.
As of 2007, it is the tallest building in Boston, the tallest building in New England, the 45th tallest building in the United States, and the 135th tallest building in the world.
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Mars in 3D by Eric B. from the GigaPan Mars Rover Spirit 3D anaglyph by Eric B.
Here is an anaglyph of Mars taken with NASA's Exploration Rover Spirit
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Amphibian craft by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston BackBay Charles river by Eric B.
Another Duck Tours amphibian craft can be seen in the distance making its way across the Charles.
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Bunker hill monument by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston BackBay Charles river by Eric B.
The Bunker Hill monument and the Boston science museum are visible in this shot.
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under a blanket by Eric B. from the GigaPan Boston BackBay Charles river by Eric B.
A person snuggles under a blanket in the back of duck tour’s amphibian craft.
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