"Central Park winter trees covered in snow. New York City.  Winter crunches underfoot yielding to the heavy enormity of the sheer weight of souls in transition. Trees laden with snow frozen in thought stand dormant until the springtime.  It's on these sorts of days that the earth feels as if it is caught in a trance somewhere between dreaming and opening its frozen eyelids.  —-  I love when the snow first falls in New York City - especially in Central Park. The quiet muffled stillness and icy warmth combine to pause the city's frenetic energy for a few hours.  This was taken the last time we had major snowfall in Manhattan during a blizzard. In truth, it probably wasn't the safest idea to be walking around Central Park when the wind gusts were so terrifyingly high but during the moments when the winds stopped, it was eerily beautiful.    —-  View this photo larger and on black on my Google Plus page  —-  Buy ""In a trance - Central Park Winter Trees"" Prints here, email me, or ask for help."
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