In the preceding post I mentioned that I was on the train, returning from one of my walks.

As I was waiting for the train to stop so that I could get off, I noticed the patterns that the light streaming in was making.

Taken with a Sony RX100 IV.

In the preceding post (See:At Scarborough Station) I mentioned that I had a choice of two stations when I was going into New York City. In that post I chose to go to Scarborough.

For this post I chose to go to Ossining.

As is often the case strong winds blow down the Hudson. On this day they were not only strong, but very cold so I sought refuge in one of the shelters on the platform. These shelters are like large glass boxes. There’s nowhere to sit, but there is a large button that you can press to get heat. These pictures were taken through the shelter windows.

At least for me.

After one of our last snowfalls, it got very cold and windy. I was a bit bored, but didn’t want to go out because it was so cold. I was in my kitchen when I noticed that the strong winds were blowing these tall weeds, waiting to be removed come Spring. I hadn’t done much black and white lately, so I thought I’d go with that. Add a slow shutter speed to blur the image and this is what you get.

Taken with a Sony RX10 IV