The all-day Wednesday snow storm brought out kids of all ages to build snowmen. The whitening treatment also gave a frosty shimmer to the floating harbor ice. When it turned dark, the winter lights were all aglow.
Jon Campanelli shares this photo of the sun poking through the trees in Lewis Wharf, following a snow storm in January. “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on NorthEndWaterfront.com. Email your best photos toinfo@northendwaterfront.com. Please include a sentence (or more) telling us about your photo. See past neighborhood photo posts.
The latest winter snow storm starting Saturday afternoon into Sunday is expected to drop another 8 inches of snow in Boston. This storm also brings substantial wind gusts reaching blizzard conditions in some areas. The following NOAA map shows the snow accumulation forecast. City Hall has issued the following news release on Saturday regarding the Read More…
Governor Patrick has lifted the driving ban as of 4:00 pm on Saturday, but the City of Boston remains in a Snow Emergency state as far as parking restrictions. The MBTA will be shut through Saturday with a goal of restoring service for Monday’s morning commute.* Logan Airport is expected to resume flights on Sunday. Read More…
Gorgeous Photos Matt!
Great Photos !! Hope you had on some nice warm snow boots !!!
Who needs National Geographic photo spreads when we have Matt!
Tom S.
I feel bad being in Jamaica and missing all this snow,yeah,right! Nice pictures Matt, I’m proud to be a North-Ender.
I love the picture of the Prado the best. Love the golden glow of the horse. The trees and the glowing lamposts look so pretty!
Matt, can you take some pictures of Copps Hill Terrace in the winter? It’s so pretty up there.
Hi Joyce, I actually do have some from the other night. I’ll post some shortly. Thanks for the suggestion. –Matt
Wonderful work, Matt. Congratulations for braving the storm and sharing your art with us. You’re the best!!
Even our daughters who live in NYC enjoyed your photos, Matt. Thank you for bringing smiles to all of us.