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- Affiliation:
- Mike Nyman Photography
- Location:
- Worcester, MA
- Phone:
- 508-414-1656
- Birthday:
- July 15, 1972
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ArchitectureCreated about 12 months ago
ScenicsCreated about 12 months ago
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Events
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- Lenten Dinner and Devotion
Salem Covenant Church
Wednesday, March 25 at 6:30pm - One Year in Worcester County -...
Quinsigamond Community College Alum...
Tuesday, September 16 at 6:00pm
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- Pavillion 8:00am Jan 7
- Uphill Battle 1:05pm Jan 6
- Indian Hill 11:06am Jan 5
The roof of the pavillion at Green Hill Park. Keeping in mind that imitation is the sincerest of flattery, I was aware of this rooftop as a photo object from seeing Erika Sidor’s rendition of it. I had not seen her version for several years, but it apparently made an indelible mark. ...
A young girl fights gravity at Green Hill Park. View the rest of the series and purchase prints.
Indian Hill rises behind Shore Park. Photo taken from Morgan Park across Indian Lake. View the rest of the series and purchase prints.
The wind from Lake Quinsigamond paints patterns in the snow on King’s Point in Shrewsbury. View the rest of the series and purchase prints.
The atrium of St. Vincent’s Hospital in downtown Worcester. View the rest of the series and purchase prints.
Fascinating to a new generation. View the rest of the series and purchase prints.
Feeling the wrath of Anika’s endgame. View the rest of the series and purchase prints.
Thanks, Salem, for a great eleven and a half years. View the rest of the series and purchase prints.
Watching the chess game between my daughter and brother-in-law. View the rest of the series and purchase prints.
I’ll be taking a few days off for Christmas. Hope you have a splendid holiday, and thanks for stopping in. View the rest of the series and purchase prints.
I like to look at old photographs, especially when they are of common, everyday experiences. Because of their distance in time, they are imbued with something magical–a poor person’s time machine. Th...
Some things are clearly meant to be seasonal items. View the rest of the series and purchase prints.
No new photo today, in honor of Bob Anderson, who died Thursday from cancer. I thank him for his friendship, hospitality, and for the many ways he helped us when we moved into our house. Bob’s obituary. And I hope this will be the last entry like this for a long time. ...
