I spent July 2020 to finish this roll of expired Fujicolor PRO 400H with my beloved Leica M6. Despite the endless pandemic of COVID-19, we still love to enjoy some out door time during the summer month. A morning walking in the Boston Public Park was more than enough to shake off WFH stress.

We drove to Larz Anderson Auto Museum in another morning to take a peek of the Boston skyline from the south. It’s amazing how Brookline remained so green despite how close it is to Boston city. Qian was curious enough this time to pick up my camera and shot my driving through Boston on our way back home.

Walden Pond was always a nice place to visit in summer. We discovered that we had been going the “wrong” direction of the trail by going clock wise. This time, the clock wise entrance was closed, so we did the “right” direction.

A historic moment in human space exploration history – private commercial company launched and safely returned human from the space, the International Space Station to be more specific. I was genuinely inspired the event by seeing how technology advance had enabled private company to put creative into a field that had been state only. Private company, with its thinking of cost and profit, its ability to endure failure and learn from it, may again create another exciting industrial revolution.