Georgetown-Rowley State Forest is over 1100 acres of trails covering both Rowley and Georgetown, with a little bit in Boxford. When I used to hike this trail with my dog, Kota, we entered this vast space via a back road in Georgetown. This is one of my locations in the book project I am working on, Tails of the North Shore, and I learned about another “hidden” entrance that leads to this graffiti wall that crosses over interstate 95. Forrest Gump is a book participant, and his siblings, Sprout and Pippin, joined us for our session adventure with mom. Here are a few of the colorful graffiti images.
Great shots with graffiti as background. Breaks up the dullness between winter & spring. Graffiti is an art & very colorful. A lot of railroad cars have graffiti art done on them. The last shot that is framed really shows the style & color of graffiti & blends well with the color of the dogs. Well done.
Love these! How cool that you have so many awesome trails to choose from!
I love the walls in the first set of photos. I use graffiti walls a lot in Charlotte during the winter to help give my work some color!
Wow, wow, wow! What a great way to add a splash of color to your dog portraits! You took us on a wonderful adventure of dog photography in Boston.
Such a cool location Darlene. I love the tones of the graffiti and the rusty industrial railing. The dogs are adorable as are their names!
Those ARE great locations, I love dogs photographed with graffiti and you’re absolutely right – I never thought of it as an alternate way to add color in between seasons! You’re so clever!