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ADDITIONAL NOTES:

A record amount of snow fell in Central Park in New York today as a major storm inundated the Northeast, closing regional airports, canceling hundreds of flights and for several hours virtually paralyzing normal traffic for city residents who took to the snow-caked streets in snowshoes and skis.

The National Weather Service said 26.9 inches of snowfall was measured in Central Park at 4:10 p.m., exceeding the previous record of 26.4 inches, set in December 1947. -- Big Snowstorm Sets Record in New York and Disrupts Travel, NYTimes.com.

more snow, and more of the beautiful city of new york on this site.

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Monday 13 February 2006

two feet of winter white covers midtown manhattan

13 February 06 @ 09:19
The bus shot is perfect. The bus sign says it all.
S.D. // http://www.epyon-1.com/blog/

13 February 06 @ 09:21
Looks awesome and enjoyable! Makes me wish I could come back to the big apple to actually enjoy a white winter. I'm in Oklahoma and we've been seeing 60's and 70's. Thanks for letting me experience winter through your photos!
Jessy //

13 February 06 @ 12:32
Great Pictures!! I love the Music Box one and the Central Park pics are amazing =). p.s. What lens did u use?
Vlad //

13 February 06 @ 14:36
Wonderful photos like usual, i love Black and white photos...I'd like to be there... Thx
Nico // http://www.threatened.new.fr

13 February 06 @ 15:14
The first picture is quite impressive, that's a good series.
brian // http://www.bhalpin.com

14 February 06 @ 01:34
i'm in love with this series. they capture the moment perfectly!
Amy //

14 February 06 @ 04:28
Wow! Great set - those guys moving snow look like robots. Wow again!
Leanda // http://www.leandaryan.com/photo/

14 February 06 @ 07:25
Wow! The pictures look surreal. Beautiful!
Mischa //

14 February 06 @ 09:13
Great stuff. Here in Duluth, MN this is day to day life. But this year we have yet to get the big dumping. Your lucky. Most people would think Im crazy for saying that. Moeview
Moeview // http://www.moeview.com

14 February 06 @ 09:51
Awsome.
David // http://www.actualblue.com

14 February 06 @ 10:12
cool images rion! i like the first and the third one best. the third one is good because of the diagonal line. too bad i can't see that.
but only one more month to go and i'll be back in ny. for another three months... i am so much looking forward to that!
greetings,
martin
Martin Fuchs // http://www.newyorkphotoblog.com

14 February 06 @ 14:51
When I heard about the storm I knew the one place I could turn to for excellent shots of the event, thanks for being there!
miles // http://mute.rigent.com

14 February 06 @ 17:26
one of your best sets ever. each and every one is unique and wonderful in a different way.
louis // http://www.flickr.com/photos/unabridged/

15 February 06 @ 04:06
All I have to say is that you take awesome photos! Your perspective is just amazing! Keep up the excellent work!
ryanjon* //

15 February 06 @ 09:07
Good reflection of a chilly monday. I like how you used black and white to give more contrast to the snow. Great photo art.
Andrea photo fan // http://gimps.de

15 February 06 @ 14:32
Hey, you're photos are great, I love b/w decision.
boo // http://www.flickr.com/photos/bnosach

15 February 06 @ 15:51
What's amazing is how some of the pics look like they're 100 years old... truly captures a glimpse of the dichotomy of the city: the old and the new, the man-made and the natural.
Adam //

15 February 06 @ 20:16
Amazing series, have to congratulate you. No doubt about the season, it leaps out of the screen.
ROB // http://www.neverhappen.com

15 February 06 @ 20:46
fantastic imagery. great set.

ben

ben // http://www.bedlamcreative.com

17 February 06 @ 02:46
Some awesome images! Love the second shot with the coffee.. anything to help warm up eh!
Ian // http://splendor-solis.com

17 February 06 @ 04:48
this city always look fotogenic! I love the first pic and the tree (3rd from bottom).
irsphoto // http://www.irsphoto.com/blog1.html

26 February 06 @ 12:54
life is beautiful.
dan r. // http://flickr.com/photos/propagandapanda/

24 May 06 @ 11:07
Rion: in my country we don`t have snow, but I can imagine something like this...I loved this series, great work, like always....
Martha //

03 November 06 @ 14:53
These photos are beautiful. i am from New Jersey but i am currently in Argentina, and these pictures capture the light and the feeling of new york to me, a place that i frequent and that i miss. quedan perfectas, me encantan. thank you for taking them.
gretchen //

21 December 06 @ 19:20
these shots are incredible. the first and fifth pics are definitely my favourites.
james wingrove // http://www.myspace.com/wildfrontier

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Rion Nakaya is an expat photoblogger in Paris London.

One of the first photobloggers in New York City, Rion has been documenting her photos online in narrative sets since late 2000. (Most are on this site.)

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