Mark Katz Photography
Coastal Winters
Coastal Winters
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A boat sits tucked away for the winter along the Swampscott shoreline, with the Boston skyline visible in the distance. Snow, water, and the layered backdrop come together in a scene that feels both coastal and distinctly New England.
Artist Note
This was a striking winter scene in Swampscott. The boat had been tucked away for the season, and with the Boston skyline in the background, everything came together in a way that almost looked staged. It was one of those rare moments where the elements felt perfectly arranged on their own, and all I had to do was see it and take the picture.
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