Photo by myself on Fifth Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
The Northeaster we were warned about arrived Wednesday night in the form of snow and cold winds. Across the street, a little girl in pink with a pink umbrella waited for the light to change.
We rarely get snow in New York so early in the year, but this may just be the new normal? Last year we had snow the night before Halloween. As of this writing, we have three inches stuck on the ground.
The subway ride Wednesday night was strangely quiet, even though we've had a hurricane, a presidential election, then snow, all in rapid succession. No one batted an eye.
Related posts: Early Snowfall in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Even More Snow, in Central Park, and Fresh Snow, at the New York Public Library.
Thursday, November 8, 2012
First Snow, in Park Slope, Brooklyn
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You were so busy these days but Hope to have a good Christmas!
cela donne de belles photos, mais ca doit etre invivable pour les gens qui n'ont plus d'electricite
This is the last thing you guys need.
You lost your house and then a new storm with snow. What can be done, its almost to much to understand. I hope for a quick solution. Best wishes for all.
It is terrible what those poor people are going through. Snow in November is weird isn't it.
dare I say no one batted an eye, because they were all shell shocked?
This is a beautiful photograph Kitty! Love it.
there will always be brighter days after all these... you'll see.
One of my favorites from this season. Love this.
most excellent! Love the contrasts...
I'm a snow-cynic, but the first (significant) snow still has the old magic, doesn't it. You've really captured it well here.
It is a wonderful photo Kitty, gosh all those poor souls still with no power in the cold.
Looks like a white Christmas coming?
Oh, your photo makes me...chill. It's so vivid! Great work. I love it. Bye.
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