“It was cold, we saw no one, and here in the park the city seemed nearly silent”. Time And Again, Jack Finney
“It was cold, we saw no one, and here in the park the city seemed nearly silent”. Time And Again, Jack Finney
I just love this image – the balance, the under-statement, the palpable bleakness, and yet the grace and beauty. New York in the throes of a snow storm is an unexpected and puzzling place, which you have captured beautifully. This image speaks volumes!
Love the quiet of this image. Magnificent scene.
Instant Ellen classic and hands-down one of my favorite shots of yours ever!
Beautiful image. Love the long straight empty road lined by bent and balletic tree branches.
I echo Simone, in that this is instantly and absolutely one of my favorite photos of yours. Looks museum quality to me.
What a great shot, Ellen. I love the dark bare tree branches reaching upward to the sky. Feels like I was there myself!
Yet another iconic NY shot. You’ve captured this view in the dead of winter with a poignant lyricism expressing solitude and peace. Gorgeous!
Symmetry and stillness. You really captured the magic of the city in the snow. Thank you.
This is Fabulous! Ansel who??
Haha Miles – love it!
There is a quiet stillness in this photo that I believe only you could capture during a blizzard, Ellen. The composition has transported me to another time altogether–perhaps 1882? Beautiful.
January 23rd, 1882, to be precise! You got it Rae 🙂
Thank you for weathering the storm in order to capture this perfect shot! You need to have your own New York show. Kudos!
I love being out when it is snowing because everything is so pristine and quiet. I also adore stately trees. You allowed me to enjoy a serene winter reverie through your photo. Thanks!
I don’t know what to say. I didn’t think it would be possible to rival last weeks photo. I don’t know if it does or doesn’t. They’re so TOTALLY opposite, 1 week apart, and equally as good. What a contrast from last week. Please send me the other photos.