nuckabean
Established
Some shots from a recent trip to Chinatown in my new home, Boston.
The rest of the set is here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nategrossman/sets/72157622199261383/
Thanks for looking!
The rest of the set is here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nategrossman/sets/72157622199261383/
Thanks for looking!
functus
Failed Poet
Love the first two (I'm a sucker for subway shots) ... and the fourth, as well.
Joerg
Dilettant
Welcome to Boston!
Ciao
Joerg
Ciao
Joerg
Thardy
Veteran
I came "this close" to moving to Boston. Twice.
How do you like it there?
BTW those shots look as good as anything from an M9.
How do you like it there?
BTW those shots look as good as anything from an M9.
Renzsu
Well-known
Lovely work, especially 3 and 4 
thanks for sharing!
thanks for sharing!TheHub
Well-known
Park Street isn't in Chinatown ... but I like those photos, especially the 4th & last one
edit: also, be careful on the T. While the law has supposedly changed and photography is now allowed, people are sometimes harassed for taking pictures.
edit: also, be careful on the T. While the law has supposedly changed and photography is now allowed, people are sometimes harassed for taking pictures.
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martin s
Well-known
I like them a lot.
martin
martin
nuckabean
Established
I like it in Boston so far, but I'll need some warmer clothes since winter is starting to set in.
I know Park st isn't Chinatown but I had to make a transfer there to get to chinatown so I figured it counted.
I was hoping to do some large format work in the T stations. Do you think if I talked to the guard there it would be allowed?
I know Park st isn't Chinatown but I had to make a transfer there to get to chinatown so I figured it counted.
I was hoping to do some large format work in the T stations. Do you think if I talked to the guard there it would be allowed?