Boston is filled with such character and history. Who knew that Boston was probably the most important city in regards to America's independence? I had no idea. I fell in love with certain parts of Boston such as the maze like Italian North End with its historical churches, funny shop names, old guys in lawn chairs on the street and quaint buildings, to Beacon Hill with its brown bricked brownstones, tree lined streets and gas lit lanterns, to Cambridge and Harvard and the public garden.

I just adored..fell in love with this town. I have now been to 4 capital cities in America and Boston leaves the others for dead. The Nikon Fm3a and I were very happy shooting all over town and I have some great shots to share once I get a scanner worked out. For the first trip in such a long time, I actually have my photo album chock full of real photos! What a stupid day we live in.

I plan to do little write ups of my favourite parts of Boston, however I need photos, so it will have to wait. And we wait for scanner because I'm super fussy, had one all lined up and waited weeks for it to arrive, to end up having "words" with the company I ordered it from. Then I went overseas and now I'm hunting it down again.

In cool photography news, my photoblog has been inducted into the photoblogs.org Hall of Fame. :D

Photoblogs.org is the go to place for photoblogs and has been around forever, so it was a lovely surprise to find that the newer updated Montmartre had made their Hall of Fame.

I've also just been featured on Vazaar which is another awesome online photography project. This photograph of Nikki, the super cat was featured in the "Pets" category. I have another shot in the "Cars" category at the moment.