Tiffany Chan

Roses are so traditionally admired but I love the ones in unexpected colors. There’s something so refreshing about them

Is it really summer in New England without hydrangeas? As spotted in Boston’s Back Bay

I was standing on the Longfellow Bridge, in the dead of winter, my hands absolutely freezing and numb. I had taken several pictures that I hadn’t liked very much and was starting to get discouraged. But then I decided to take the long exposure and waited for it to develop. It’s the most gratifying sense I had had to wait and push through to create something

There is a tiny rose garden tucked away behind our most famous museum, it’s a hidden gem in the city

Taking pictures of greenery after the rain is my favorite because there is a lushness and sense of renewal.

They say that Acorn Street is the most photographed street in Boston so it’s rare to have it be so quiet.

Beacon Hill in Boston, MA has lots of charming alleyways that are largely closed off to you if you do not live in the right apartments. On one day in the early summer however, these pathways are flung open for an arts walk and brimming with paintings, people, and music.