MIT taking advantage of the empty basin to do some pair rowing.

Pretty nice sunrise ahead of the coming storm

More from Monday

Right lane was moving a little faster tonight.

Igor vs. basin

Igor vs. the leaves.

Tolerable water conditions today

Very cool reflections, too.

NU took both Varsity Fours


Harvard and Radcliffe took the varsity eights.

And BU Lightweights took the Novice Eights at the Foot.

Foot photos will go up soon, but first a shout to pre-photography workout team. Glad Jay and Gevvie listened to directions. :)

Harvard and Radcliffe putting finishing touches on their Foot preparations.

Chris, no matter what people may tell you, these tights are ridiculous and no good will come of them. :)

First light hitting the skyline

Blair, at dusk.

Weeks Wednesday, everyone.

A pair and a single go down the powerhouse. Can you tell which one was which?

More fun with fall.

Went into the basin to chase the sunrise, departed very quickly to seek calmer waters. Worth it, though.

Radcliffe firing tracer rounds down the power house.

2 time Junior Men's Single World Champion Clark Dean (I think) getting some strokes with two oars in.

New desk from BackBurner Designs is pretty awesome. Thanks, Matt!

And suddenly, it very fall

Very, very fall

November, rain, fall foliage, and all the locals getting reading for the true highlight of the fall season, the Foot of the Charles.

Magazine Beach still has some colors left, too.

Graham heading home

Water view of the new lights on Longfellow

Matt and Nick heading back through Weeks at sunset.

The new lights on Longfellow are best observed from above.

Construction project in progress.

Sun lighting up the Institute.

Radcliffe heading home at sunset

Pierce at sunset. It didn't last very long, but it was pretty spectacular.

MIT Lightweights and some fall colors.

BU getting some rays yesterday (very few were to be found today).