Well if you wanted a snow storm you could not have asked for a better one then we had this February.
Some 20 inches formed a blanket of snow across Central Park in New York City.
A walk through the park was a must and with stabilicers on my feet, a hiking pole in each hand,
my camera and one lens around my body I was off.
my camera and one lens around my body I was off.
Many people migrate to the park during these types of weather, but the trick is to seek out areas
where most people don’t go.
where most people don’t go.
Up past the boat house towards the ramble, in and out of paths and up and down stairs finally leads me to the
north western part of the lake.
north western part of the lake.
The snow was wet at first, but then with the temperature change it became fluffy and thick on trees and tree limbs
forming magical patterns.
forming magical patterns.
One comment I received on my photographs was that if you weren’t told that this was in Central Park
you could have been out in the wilds.
you could have been out in the wilds.
Well this is our wilderness steps away from where we live, every day another adventure.
In my travels I look for abstracts and light reflections while I scan the scene.
As you can see even the birds enjoyed their snowy platform.
As you can see even the birds enjoyed their snowy platform.
Here are some images from that day.
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