E.K. Smith

Late fall foliage reflecting in a pond

November foliage reflecting in Joseph Brown Pond in Marblehead, Massachusetts.

Until recently this was called Black Joe's Pond because 100 years or so ago someone started calling Mr. Brown "Black Joe" and the name stuck. Changing the name of the pond has upset a lot of racists in town.

F and M trains will swap routes between Manhattan and Queens starting in December 2025 We're making this change to improve reliability. Here's what you need to know about how your trip may change. New York City Transit

I can’t believe Zohran is transing the trains already

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The sun rises behind Marblehead Light Tower, lighting up the clouds and harbor with reds and oranges

Rainy Sunrise in Marblehead, Massachusetts.

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Red and purple clouds over the bright green light of Marblehead Light Tower.

The colors in Marblehead this morning were exceptionally cool.

Artist Judy Schmid and photographer David Rabkin seated next to their artwork and talking about their inspirations, processes, and ideas for the future.

Judy Schmid and David Rabkin gave a talk in the King Hooper Mansion for the Marblehead Arts Association that was an awesome experience!

A protester's sign reads No Kings with a plush version of Donald Trump

Swampscott No Kings 2.0 Rally

#nokings #protesting #trump

Protestor in an inflatable lobster costume holding a sign that reads "Lobstahs not Mobstahs" a play on our local accent

Swampscott No Kings 2.0 Rally

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The Barnacle at high tide 5.23.35

The Barnacle at high tide 5.23.25

Napping Mallards

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Hands-off Protest in Salem, Massachusetts on April 5.

The 64th Regiment of Foot arrives at the North Bridge in Salem, Massachusetts.

This is part of the 250th anniversary of the February 26, 1775 event known locally as Leslie's Retreat but more scholarly as The Salem Gunpowder Raid. This armed resistance set the tone for Lexington and Concord.

The Leslie's Retreat 250th Celebration in Salem was fantastic!

Here's a Snowy Egret catching fish because I love them and look forward to seeing them again in Spring!

This is off Crowninshield Island in Marblehead, Massachusetts.

The mausoleum of Aretas and Lavinia Blood in the Valley Cemetery in Manchester, New Hampshire, by sculptor Alexander Doyle who also created many of the Confederate statues that have recently been removed. Blood was the majority owner of Manchester Locomotive Works and a very wealthy man when he died

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I am missing Summer and trying out old clips to see how they work on here. This is June at the Philip T. Clark Public Landing in Marblehead, Massachusetts.

I like using the full name because Bill Conly says we should, to honor this Marblehead Harbormaster who was admired by all.

This is what Fort Sewall looked like this morning from Front Street; by the time I got all the way up to the flagpole most of this color had drained from the sky. I love getting here early!

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Woodpecker in the Marblehead Neck Audubon Sanctuary.