Central Park is a long ribbon-like park in the north end of the Glebe, a low lying valley in the neighbourhood. It's been my tradition for some years to show the park from winter into spring, with two shots taken each time from Bank Street, which crosses through the park.
I start with these shots taken one morning in December, first looking east and then looking west. This park is popular with dog walkers from the area. You should be able to find at least a couple of examples of that below.
On an evening in the latter half of January, I passed by again.
Here we have things in the early part of February at dawn one morning.
Early one morning in early March I took these shots.
One morning early this month I passed by again at dawn. The melt was gradually doing its thing.
And lastly, taken just a few days ago. The snow was gone, and the grass was looking quite green.
Very nice.
ReplyDeleteIndeed.
DeleteHow beautiful it is in the photo showing how "the snow was gone, and the grass was looking quite green". It looks full of hope and pleasure.
ReplyDeleteQuite a difference.
DeleteThe way you show it winter looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHere still too cold. But green is coming on!
For the most part we haven't warmed up too much.
DeleteIt's a nive overview from white to green again, William.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Delete...spring is a tug-a-war between winter and summer. In the end summer always wins.
ReplyDeleteIt feels that way.
DeleteA great transition of colours to spring
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DeleteGreat depiction of the transition.
ReplyDeleteI like doing single spot posts like this over time.
DeleteQue la nieve desaparezca, es un cierto indicio que entra la primavera. En mi ciudad, no lo podemos notar por eso, ya que raramente suele nevar, lo que si se nota, es con la clara elevación de la temperatura.
ReplyDeleteFeliz domingo.
Thank you.
DeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful views of the park. I do love seeing all the green now. Take care, have a great day and a happy new week.
Thanks.
DeleteWhat a huge change to our landscape when spring comes. No wonder the birds start singing.
ReplyDeleteTrue!
DeleteI like the series of posts which show the change in seasons.
ReplyDeleteI like doing that.
DeleteA very well done series of this seasonal transition.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteGood photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteYour photos make spring look even better!
ReplyDeleteThat's the idea.
DeleteDelightful captures!
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteThose winter evening shots are fabulous but I'm glad to see the green!
ReplyDeleteIt's that time of year now.
DeleteNice to see the changes.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I live in a place where we have all the different changes in seasons.
Me too.
DeleteWonderful photos showing the transition between the seasons. Well done, William.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteIt's a really nice open area I can see why dog walkers like it.
ReplyDeleteI do.
Deletefor some reason it felt really grey this past season. i am thankful for the green. we took a real quick trip to Alabama, Georgia ...got back yesterday. so it was fun but 2 quick. amazing how green VA is now ...we had like 3 inches in the rain gauge. i enjoy your views. saw a fox, what other animal did we see on our journeys ...made me think of my bloggy buddies. ( :
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteThis is a good thing that you do from time to time.
ReplyDeleteI like the concept.
DeleteSuch beautiful transition photographs between the seasons ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Thank you.
DeleteI don't know if I would be as brave as you in getting out in the middle of - degree temperatures.
ReplyDeleteI love the cold of winter.
DeleteSome fabulous photos in this collection.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
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