This morning, Sudbury awoke to find itself a character in a Currier & Ives painting.
I stumbled upon this man in his fedora, pausing for a moments rest from shoveling the walk to take in this spectacular morning.
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10 comments:
I saw the thumbnail in the portal and even there I felt like I was looking through a window to the past. Your title perfectly describes my feeling. Lovely, lovely scene!
Currier and Ives was my thinking also. Beautiful.
Now it does look like Christmas! How many people know about the Currier & Ives reference?
Antjas - I love this picture. NH
What a perfect New England winter scene. This works on all levels, Antjas! Frame it and hang it! This really is a picture postcard! Fantastic work!
Aaaaaaah, how spectacular !
I would have been thrilled to take this photo. The black silhouette against the snowy background is just PERFECT!
What an amazing moment!! Great composition...what a shot!
Nathalie said is right.. amen....
That is proof of winter. He should rest a bit, because we don't want any heart attacks.
HaHaHoHo!
One of your Greatest Hits!
Wow! You go, girl. Amazing caputes of the snow scenes.
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