Snowy Central Park

I didn’t make any posts for a long time, mostly because of odd jobs and a big computer issue. After 4 years of heavy use Windows 11 on my Alienware gamer got so badly corrupted the only way to fix it was to reinstall Windows and all my apps. I have dozens of graphic apps, and it takes about a week to completely redo my machine. I am still not done.

We dashed up to Central Park on the morning of December 21st when there was a few inches of snow and I created these photographs.

Happy Holidays everyone.

15 thoughts on “Snowy Central Park

  1. pflanzwas 2024-12-30 / 5:14 pm

    Wonderful pictures!!! Happy Holidays to you too 🙂

  2. Barbara Bryan 2024-12-29 / 8:40 am

    Of the collection,the one of “crossing the road” is my favorite. But the photo of the yellow leaves (which suggest forsythia!) is amazing to see. I love viewing it within this collection. What a contrast to the other photos it offers!

  3. shoreacres 2024-12-29 / 8:35 am

    I tend to prefer people-less photos, but this one from the park is especially appealing. Everything about it — the mist, the light, the shadows — seems just right.

    • Sherry Felix 2024-12-29 / 9:46 am

      Thanks. The light was magical that morning.

  4. marjeanw44gmailcom 2024-12-29 / 8:24 am

    Lovely moment to catch, Sherry. Happy New Year !

    • Sherry Felix 2024-12-29 / 9:49 am

      Thank you. We rushed to the park because I knew it was going to be good for photgraphy.

  5. derrickjknight 2024-12-29 / 5:14 am

    I am pleased you are surmounting your computer problems. Of this excellent set the penultimate atmospheric shot is my favourite

    • Sherry Felix 2024-12-29 / 8:16 am

      Thanks Derrick. The computer is running smoothly again. Microsoft tried to be conservative and not rebuild the OS. That wasted a couple of days. It was necessary to wipe it and reinstall Windows and start again. All I have to do now is put back all the tools and settings. Software installs took another day.

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