Thursday, April 12, 2018

Places to Photograph in Boston

As a photographer, I’m always on the lookout for exciting places to photograph when I’m in another city. While it may be a little while before my next excursion out of town, here are some awesome places to take photographs in Boston.

Public Garden


With a very pedestrian name, the Public Garden is anything but. There is plenty of opportunity for great sky views with the park area as your focus and if you go in the summer, you’ll be just in time for the flowers to start blooming which really adds to your colors.

The Public Garden is about as centrally located as it gets in Boston. Take the Green Line to either the Arlington or Boylston stop, or the Red Line to Park Street. There is also a parking garage below Boston Common for those who want to drive but don’t want to deal with hunting for a spot and parallel parking.

Skywalk Observatory


I love aerial views and this is the perfect place to get them. It’s a 50 story ride up and you get a panoramic view of the entire city. Whether you go in the daytime or at night, you’ll get really good views of the city but don’t forget to choose the right lens You may have some glare from the windows but in the daytime you can choose where to shoot from that has the best angle away from the sun.

To get there it is reachable from the Copley Square and Hynes Convention Center stops on the main Green Line. There is also a parking garage beneath the Pru, for those who want to take a car. 

Central Burying Ground


While plenty of people like to photograph all kinds of architecture and beautiful places, I like a different kind of Boston real estate – graveyards. The Central Burying Ground may not be the most famous cemetery or the prettiest but it has the best atmosphere. The land was purchased in 1756 and this cemetery is considered undesirable but you’ll find plenty of brick and stone tombs for early immigrants and even poetry for the children buried there.

You can find it at Boylston Street, between Charles Street and Tremont Street.

There are plenty of other beautiful sights to see and places to photograph such as Longfellow Bridge, Harvard Bridge, Zakim Bridge, Beacon Hill, and Copley Square.

Wednesday, April 11, 2018

FloraBloom Probiotics for Women

I was recently able to try out FloraBloom Probiotics for Women and I am very pleased with them. I need to take probiotics anyway so it was my pleasure to get to use these.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

About FloraBloom


  • PROMOTES HEALTHY DIGESTION – Proprietary blend of PRE and PRO biotics, Cranberry & D-Mannose works together to allow absorption of nutrients & increases the performance of your digestive system
  • IMPROVE VAGINAL HEALTH BY COMBINING NATURAL PRE AND PROBIOTICS – Regulates pH & controls vaginal flora to reduce vagina odor, discharge, redness, & itching which is aggravated by sexual intercourse
  • BOOSTS IMMUNITY WHICH MAY REDUCE RISK OF INFECTIONS – Unique formula of lactobacillus strains has CFU's scientifically combined to improve vaginal, bladder, & urinary health potentially reducing risk of Urinary Tract Infection (UTIs), Bacterial Vaginosis, Vaginitis & Yeast
  • OPTIMIZE URINARY HEALTH – Natural ingredients reduce adhesion of bacteria to the urinary tract to decrease ‘bad’ bacteria while acting as an antioxidant to rephresh & cleanse your body
  • SAFE FOR PREGNANT WOMEN – Lactobacillus probiotics may help to prevent Group B Strep - the most common causes of neonatal sepsis and meningitis 
 
 
These are a probiotic I would definitely buy again. They seem to help my stomach issues and regulate my pH. You can find them on Amazon and I highly recommend them. 

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