Date/Time
Saturday, October 4th, 2025 | 1:00pm - 3:30pm
Where We Will Meet
60 Seaport Blvd - Courtyard.
Where The Walk Will End
FPAC Art Space - 70A Sleeper St.
About This Walk
Boston Seaport & Fort Point Photowalk – Scott Kelby Worldwide Photowalk 2025
Bring your phone, camera, or even an old instamatic and join me for an afternoon of creative exploration through Boston’s Seaport and Fort Point districts.
Starting Point: 60 Seaport Boulevard (Courtyard in front of Kings and Alamo Theater)
Time: Saturday, October 4, 2025 · 1:00–3:30 PM (ending as Golden Hour begins)
We’ll begin at Fan Pier and Marina Park, following the Harborwalk with sweeping skyline views, sailboats, and working harbor scenes. From there, the route takes us past the Boston Children’s Museum waterfront and the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, perfect for mixing history with modern backdrops.
Crossing into Fort Point, we’ll capture red-brick warehouses, bridges, and repurposed industrial spaces alongside the glass towers of today’s Seaport. We’ll stop at parks, boardwalks, and street corners that invite candid, reflective, and architectural photography. Highlights include the playful pink façade of the Museum of Ice Cream and the bold lines of the ICA at Pier 4.
This compact two-mile loop offers variety for every eye — from street moments to architectural drama, from waterfront vistas to hidden textures. Whether you’re new to photography or a seasoned shooter, this walk is about seeing the city in fresh ways.
This compact two-mile loop blends history and modern design, harbor views and architectural drama — a setting full of variety for photographers of every style.
A special thank you to our friends at the Fort Point Arts Space (FPAC), of the Fort Point Arts Community, who are welcoming us at the end of the walk with refreshments in their gallery. Their space, located at the base of the Envoy Hotel across from the Barking Crab, is a hub for local creativity and community.
For inspiration before or after the walk, visit IMAGEFRONTIERS.COM to see photography and stories from my Seaport home base and photowalks throughout Boston.
I am David A. Rosen, a Boston Seaport–based photographer and author of IMAGE FRONTIERS. From my home base overlooking the harbor, I explore and document the city’s changing waterfront, lead photowalks throughout Boston, and share images and stories that connect architecture, people, place and creativity.
View the walking route on Google Maps here: 👉
Seaport Photowalk Map
ReadyOctober 4th, 2025
Sitting in chairs in courtyard.
Checkout the Practice times in Google Maps. What we will walk tomorrow.October 3rd, 2025
I walked it today and it took a casual walk of 90 minutes. It covers 2.15 miles. Probably will reduce that time so we have more time to linger in places you want to see. Here is the google maps to see the spots.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1HvCmpHfMYRXNFvuSp0_gF62KVTHydJs&usp=sharing
Recommend wide angle lenses (28, 35, 50) and or zooms.
See you on Saturday –October 2nd, 2025
I will see you all on Saturday. I will be there at 12:45 and would like to start our journey at 1:05. Weather is supposed to be 77 Degrees and Sunny. Looks like a good one. Any questions?
**NEW TIME ** Starting at 1PMSeptember 19th, 2025
We will be starting at 1:00 PM on the 4th. Hope its not a problem. Better light on our journey!
Quick update. I moved the time UP 1 hour. Will give us better light and shadows. Contact me for any questions. Regards, David.
I will need to leave the walk. I did not see where on the website to “click”
This can be lots of fun! This is my neighborhood as my office is at 131 Oliver St .. right at the bottom of the seaport bridge between the Intercon and Rowes Wharf .. I’m so looking forward to discovering the details that we don’t notice every day!!
Valerie, I do not see your email address. You should be able to see the “join Walk” button at the bottom of this page: https://worldwidephotowalk.com/walk/seaport-district-in-boston-ma-historic-and-modern/ For some reason the site has a popup ad for Kelby’s workshops. You can close that by finding the X in the top right of the window. please contact me at click@imagefrontiers.com if these steps do now work. Se you there.
David – How many people have signed up for this walk?