With a blizzard falling on Nova Scotia this afternoon, I had the opportunity to break out the camera for my walk home. I have only managed to time this right perhaps once or twice a winter over the last few years. For some reason, I seem to invariably convert these images to black and white - perhaps so I can safely increase the contrast without making the colours seem odd.
Some of my images from this afternoon:
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Halifax Central Library. |
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Nova Centre under construction, as seen through an arch. |
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The Grafton tunnel under Nova Centre. A slow shutter speed nicely blurred the passage of snow flakes. |
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Argyle Street in the snow, near the Carleton. |
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Commuters evacuating the downtown via Lower Water Street. |
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Alderney marshalling yard. |
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One of the gates to Leighton Dillman Park (aka Dartmouth Common). |
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Trees on Dartmouth Common. |
Plus, one of my favourites from last year:
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A bus leaving the Metro Transit bridge terminal in Dartmouth. |
Now, all I have to do is shovel it all out of the driveway tomorrow morning. I'm not entirely sure it is worth it!
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