Photo by myself in Bryant Park, at Sixth Avenue and 41st Street, in Midtown.
Talks of snow Tuesday night were overhyped.
New York woke to a moderate dusting of snow, nothing at all comparable to our last blizzard. Above, one of the end pavilions at the main branch of the New York Public Library.
A few Parks Department workers were shoveling the paths. A handful of people were taking a spin on the ice rink or walking about, snapping pictures. All around was the hush that snow brings.
I'm not sure what kind of trees these are that retain their red blossoms throughout the winter. Whoever planted these trees long ago was a genius. What better way to add some color to a winter landscape?
Related posts: Sledding Outside the San Remo, Going Postal, in Midtown and Six Inches Under, in Central Park.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Fresh Snow, at the New York Public Library
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9 comments:
cela me laisse rêveur, j'adorerais être a NYC avec toute cette neige
One of my favourite places in the city. Even better with snow!!
Immagine molto bella e dolce.
Handsome building, as libraries ought to be. Glad you didn't get buried again. (Apparently Connecticut did).
you've really captured a beautiful angle, here Kitty. The framing, the snow, makes me think it's the 1800s
This image is almost monochrome.
It sure looks cold!
(«Louis» doesn't "do" winter well...)
That is pretty!
What a gorgeous image! New York blanketed in snow must be a treat to see! Lucky you!
Hi kitty,
It seems that youy town is a ghost town. Look like snow has kill life.
Love the serenity of your photo
Pierre
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