Peter E. Lee (catching up)'s photostream  

Two of the five bronze figures that comprise the 2006 sculpture "Armour Boys" by Laura Ford, on display in a wooded section of the deCordova Museum and Sculpture Park in Lincoln, MA.

The five child-sized figures clad in armor lie on the ground or propped against trees, perhaps dead or perhaps sleeping. I think the quiet forest setting really fits the mood and story of the piece.

An unidentified young woman watches over 100 musicians playing Tubas and related horns at the 26th annual Boston Tuba Christmas at Faneuil Hall in Boston, MA.

Our son Erick was among the musicians for the first time this year. He practiced the songs for months in advance and being part of the concert was a huge thrill for him.

Not actually a New Years picture, but it was a festive celebration none-the-less.

Happy 2012!

Shafts of light from the setting sun seem to transform the long grass into foamy ocean waves at the deCordova Museum and Sculpture Park in Lincoln, MA.

Or something like that. I'm not sure who the photographer was, but I assume she was as struck by the light there as I was.

Note to Flickr friends: sorry for the long absence. I needed a break to recharge my creative juices. I hope to get back to posting and commenting on a more regular schedule soon.

The marble enjoys the crisp fall air while nestled in the branches of a bush at Great Brook Farm State Park in Carlisle, MA.

Brightly colored sawhorses and the shadow of a lightpost rest against a beautiful old brick wall in downtown Lowell, MA.

This photo was the place winner of the 2011 Lowell Photography Contest. It will be on display in the Boott Cotton Mills Museum in Lowell for the several months. There were some wonderful entries in the competition, so I'm very proud to have placed.