The first two are mine from Upper Manhattan in early February. The rest Marc made in late February in Greenwich Village, New York City. I just got around to processing them today.
Snow in GV
Snow
Snow and Ice
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.
NYBG Snow
A couple of snow scenes that I added a little color to.
Hudson R Park in the Snow
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.
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.
Icy Textures
Snow patterns and textures created on January 30, 2022 plus one from Central Park on February 2.
Bank Street Tree
I had this dark processing in mind when I photographed this tree in the snow. The third of these three processing methods is an inverted image that makes it look a little like an infrared image.
Method: In Photoshop I cloned out the windows, added a starburst protecting the darks, added a vignette, converted it to B&W, and added a blur and masking out the center. In the third one I inverted the image as well.
Contributed to the One-to-Three Photo Processing Challenge-February 2022
CP Snow Details
Odd things attract me. Here are a few that I captured during the January 8th 2022 photowalk with Sierra Photo NYC.
