We had a few good snow falls from December to February. Marc made these photographs at Hudson River Park near us. There was lots of Ice on the Hudson in February. The last one is from our window by me. On that day there was 19 inches of snow in New York City.
The post before this one shows the same photographs in color. I like them both ways. I think I’m leaning more towards black and white.
Color versions: Ice on the Hudson – Sherry Felix – port4u
Freezing temperatures led to the Hudson River icing over. It is even thicker now and an ice breaker was sent to clear a path. Marc and I photographed it on January 28.
Black and white versions: Ice on the Hudson B&W – Sherry Felix – port4u
I managed to catch this white-throated sparrow in flight.
After visiting Hudson River Park we walked to Abingdon Square. There are tiny lights in the tree there. I added falling snow to that background.
Happy New Year everyone.
New York City’s first big snowfall of the winter. We took a short walk down to the river to see the snow. I added a snow overlay on the last photograph.
A couple of photographs from down the road. In the first one I used multiple layers in Photoshop. A surprise was the love boat floating in the river.
Hudson River Park near our apartment in October. A honey bee photo bombed my shot of the skipper and pulled the focus away. I enjoy framing the city with vegetation.
I found three species of sumac. Apparently, one can eat horse mushrooms. They are huge – about 8 inches wide.
