photos

a mesa near capitol reef with a blurred background in the front

the sunset viewed from the top of a hill in the desert

looking down past my feet off of a small cliff

looking over the ridge of a small mountain

the entrance to the valentine peak trail, with the rover team walking up it

a few mesas viewed from far away

a selfie from on top of a hill

a gray mesa next to a road

the sunset, viewed along a dirt road with a fence on either side

a view over a tight curve on a mountain road, looking over a valley

looking over a river at a truss bridge in the foreground and an arch bridge in the background

large icicles covering the face of a cliff

wooden rowhouses, painted blue, green, yellow, and red

a power substation, showing a complex system of metal beams and large transformers

looking down a road, under a railroad bridge, and up at a power line path cut into a hill

a large, long, brick building with its short side facing the sun and its long side in shadow

a mural depicting a colorful town and a hiker at the top of a mountain

an odd sculpture featuring a concrete lattice and a gold beam

a close-up portrait of me looking slightly away from the camera

looking out the front of a PCC streetcar on the MBTA's Mattapan Line in Boston at night, at another oncoming streetcar

a view of the rear of the same streetcar, with darkness visible in the windows and rows of transverse seating inside the car

a picture of two streetcars in the train yard, one missing part of the car, with an SUV parked in front of them

another picture looking out the front of the streetcar, this time with the interior of the streetcar in focus

a picture of the illuminated sign that would previously scroll between saying "Mattapan" and "Ashmont"

a portrait of me at night

looking over the charles river at people watching the sunset on a public dock

the sunrise from the boston waterfront, past some mbta-themed graffiti

quartz facing the rocks and the ocean at pemaquid point

the boston common bridge, viewed over the pond at night

the cambridge skyline reflected over the charles river at night

seaport's "boston wharf co" sign as viewed from a bridge

planes, visible as points of light in the night sky, lining up to approach the runway

the sunset viewed over rough water past the boston skyline

the seaport district lit up and viewed from a wharf in downtown at night

a self-portrait in a convex mirror on a footbridge at night

a tide pool on higgins beach, near my family's house in maine

the boston business district skyline, viewed from the harborwalk in seaport

another tide pool on higgins beach, this time looking towards the shore

sailboats in the charles river, taken from a pedestrian bridge

a bright orange sky after sunset, taken from the BU bridge looking over the charles

the boston university jenga tower building, from across the river

harvard bridge, in front of an orange and blue sky

a purple sky off of willard beach in maine

more sailboats in the charles, this time taken from ground level

looking through a brick window towards the canal on the harborwalk

me in front of some rocks at an old dino dig!

our first airbnb was right near the mountains <3

equipment servicing challenge

(most of) our team, standing on a rock

testing in the gravel driveway at night looks like the moon

shannon's a weezer fan

hanksville dino dig. we don't have land like this on the east coast, lol

what does a 19-year-old transit nerd do to kill a few hours in vegas? ride the monorail, of course!

life detection challenge. our sciencey stuff wasn't working so we just took pictures of the rocks

the hab domes! the competition was at a mars simulation facility, we got to go inside

of course, the west coast tradition

there's definitely a lot of marsh here. im glad i did this before the bugs got bad lol

cool rocks to climb on, albeit some covered in seaweed

the dunes! and a massive empty beach to enjoy :)

ducks in the marsh!

this old railroad got turned into the straightest trail ever lol

the water's clear enough for a nice reflection

the tourist trap pier. i've never actually been on it haha

it's really cool to have so many beaches within biking distance!

stumps in the marsh?

taking shelter from the rain off in these woods i found