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A bird nibbles on a fish head. Birds rely on the scraps that the fishermen don’t use in order to survive. With the fishing industry shrinking and the Seaport evolving, the environment could also see a change.

At the end of the workday, in the early afternoon, the fishermen pack up their boats and go home. While the rest of the Seaport is only part way through their days, the fishermen are ending theirs.

An alley off of Newbury Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Copley Square, Boston. 2021.

Tom Brady celebrates his sixth Super Bowl win at Gillette Shaving Headquarters, where he ceremoniously shaved off his playoff beard.

Copley Square, Boston. 2021.

Eaton, New Hampshire. 2019.

A sunset over the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts.

A mural near the Boston Marathon Finish Line in Copley Square, Boston. 2021.

Every morning, after the fishermen return to the pier, the fish get sorted and cooled. The workers sort the catch like a well-oiled machine, getting the work done efficiently.

A fisherman sorting through the day’s catch on Boston’s Pier 1. The Seaport has evolved tremendously over the last 20 years, and Pier 1 is the last remaining fishing spot in the area.

Foss Mountain, Eaton, New Hampshire. 2019.

Foss Mountain, Eaton, New Hampshire. 2019.

Sunset over the Grand Canyon in March 2017.

A pair of fishing gloves left at the pier. These workers go out every morning at dawn, long before the rest of the Seaport is awake, braving the weather in order to support the city’s appetite for local seafood.

A Hint campaign at Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts. 2019.

Northeastern's LGBTQA+ Resource Center in Curry Student Center.

A pile of fishing nets and lines sits on the dock with the ever growing Seaport skyline sparkling in the background.

Ovida Getaway Cabin. Epsom, New Hampshire. 2021.

The Boston Fish Pier houses 20 commercial fishing boats and 15 seafood businesses. The pier is seeking historical recognition in order to merit more funding for maintenance and to support the local fishermen, but many don’t believe this will keep it afloat.

The Sydney Opera House, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. 2016.

Mike Walsh (left), and Steven Broy, Captain of the Olympia, have seen the transformation of the Seaport throughout their careers. They started when the fishing industry in Boston was booming, but now cling to the hope that they will be able to continue working at this pier.

Copley Square, Boston. 2021.