Photo by myself just outside Central Park, at 60th Street and Central Park West.
We had another dusting of snow, Friday morning.
Weather reports warned of up to 6 inches. I'm not sure how much we really got, but it really was not too terrible.
I was lucky to be near Central Park after a morning meeting. People were walking on the pathways under the cover of umbrellas. Most of the snow came down around noon in huge flakes the size of quarters, that wafted down very slowly.
Back in the office, my coworkers and I gathered at the windows. You could see other office workers doing the same in the buildings around us. It felt like we were all in a giant snow globe.
Related posts: A Blanket of Snow, in Prospect Park, Choose Your Tree on Seventh Avenue and Snowing in the City.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
A Snowy View of Central Park
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This is the good blog with good images and good details. Please keep on posting the more stuff. I will like to hear more from you.
Beautiful! A classic shot of Central Park in winter.
so beautifully composed. I love how everyone is under umbrellas.
Beautiful shot! It could be on a postcard.
Have a great weekend!
I love snow like that. A very beautiful shot!
Spooky yet so pretty.
Hi Kitty!
WOW! What is this park! It is beautiful no matter what!
The couple under the umbrella is perfectly composed in your picture (what made it very special). Congrats!
This shot is simply breathtaking! Amazing! I can't tell you how much I look forward to your images on this blog!
Love this picture--can practically feel the crisp air!
That's gorgeous! NYC looks so beautiful when it's covered in a light dusting of snow.
This looks so beautiful! We are having better weather now, not so cold and the sun is coming out:))
New York in winter is magical.I've never been in New York but through your pictures more and more I want go there.
Greethings from Poland :)
Great shot! The sort o panoramic angle and the black on white. I can feel the quiet.
I love this snowy snapshot of the park. Somehow it feels a lot more interesting than what we've had with the snow recently here in London.
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