This current winter season in New York has been quite a mixed bag. It began with one of the warmest Christmas days on record (although, being used to Christmas in Australian summer, it was still too cold for me). By mid January we were all lulled into a false sense of security, I was almost believing it might be a winter with no snow, and I was even a little disappointed (even I found that surprising about myself!). Well, the snow came, and it was a massive amount of snow in one day. Central Park was transformed from gloomy brown and barren to pristine and picturesque white. My two photographs were taken only a week apart, and I have to say that the white snow landscape makes for a prettier picture. So I guess if it has to be winter, then it is better with a bit of snow.
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Beautiful pictures Laura..! Wonderful places..! 🍁
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Thank you Francisco! Do you get beautiful sunsets in Sao Paolo? I would love to see some landscape photographs on your blog.
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You’re welcome Laura..! Difficult take photos of sunset in São Paulo because off the lines off buildings.! In the first opportunity I will take one..! 🍁
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The blue sky always looks nice in the photos too.
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Very true, It was such a perfect after-storm day.
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I love when the snow has fallen and a calm comes over the land. It’s always so clean and tranquil. Take in a deep breath and enjoy!
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I spent a Long weekend in New York one time. It was minus 10°C when I arrived, but I was sitting in warm sunshine in Central Park a couple of days later! A remarkably rapid increase in temperature.
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Crazy right? We just went one weekend to the next from -17 to +14. That’s a massive difference in a week. I find the wind can really make some days here unbearable outside.
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