Vote for the Best Snowpocalypse Photo

By on February 13, 2010 10:21 am in Brooklyn Heights

wilsonworld

wilsonworld

We had many great entries in our Snowpocalypse Photo Contest. We’ve picked some of the best, now it’s your turn to help us pick the winner. Comment below! More photos after the jump.

Molly

Molly

Larry

Larry

PMan

PMan

mward99

mward99

ErinA

ErinA

Elyssa

Elyssa

LBK

LBK

Jeremy

Jeremy

wilsonworld

wilsonworld

wilsonworld

wilsonworld

wilsonworld

wilsonworld

Brett

Brett

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  • Snowlissa

    This is a tough choice but I think I’m going to have to go with Jeremy’s photo! Great nighttime shot.
    What does the winner get?

  • AAR

    Gotta vote for the intrepid postman by Wilsonworld for the following qualities – composition, human interest and a living example of the tired but sometimes true USPS motto.

  • bornhere

    I’m with the mailman, too — it shows some of our architecture, trees, a great FDNY pull-box, and one determined mail carrier (and after the dust-up over the “postal video,” we should give credit where it’s due). I also looked at some of wilsonworld’s other pictures — they are really neat.

  • AEB

    Me for Larry’s very characterful snowman. Its scale in relation to the people behind. Scenic snow scenes all become one in my head…or eyes.

  • anna

    Wilsonworld rules! The postman image should be used by the post office. It describes their creed perfectly and the landscape is unmistakeably Bklyn.

  • http://Facebook.com/joellawson Joel

    “Mailman” delivers.

  • Val

    Wilsonworld poignantly captures the moment.

    “Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.”

  • Brad in Shelton, WA

    wilsonworld looking up Cranberry from Hicks

  • lifer

    Jeremy

  • http://www.shootlikeagirlphotography.com Lauren

    So many great, photos! Well done, everyone…

  • my2cents

    Mailman for sure! Love that one.

  • nabeguy

    They’re all great. Especially love Erin’s snow blossom. But wilsoworld’s postal shot really captures the feeling of the storm. I had to look twice to realize that what I thought was a B/W photo was really just a color photo of white-out conditions.

  • AEB

    Elyssa’s photo. I like the scenic and peaceful feel.

  • Marilyn

    I like the wilsonworld at the top with the cross-country skier.

  • http://www.podcastparty.blogspot.com DB

    I like the photo by Elyssa. The sepia tone makes it looked old fashioned, and the snow-covered bicycle captures the unpredictable nature of NY weather – you can be riding a bike one day, shoveling snow the next!

  • AEB

    (Hey! A second AEB? Do I have to rechristen myself AEB1?)

  • x

    wilsonworld’s pic (below Jeremy’s)

  • JazzLeopard

    Have to go with “Wilsonworld”. I don’t know from art, but I know what I like.

  • PC

    Love the freshly fallen scenes in “Wilsonworld” – they each get it just perfect….

  • lise

    The Picture with the mailmna says it all.

  • Dee

    Elyssa! It perfectly captures the serene and picturesque snowy nights in the Heights!

  • http://lifestooshorttoskipdessert.blogspot.com/ Erika

    I like Elyssa’s. Love the bike in snow.

  • gella

    wilsonworld – mailman. not only is it a great picture – doesn’t it really show the post office motto of through sleet and rain and snow!
    gella

  • Amy

    Elyssa!love the snowy bike,its so serene.captures the “snow day” essence :)

  • Tracey

    The wilsonworld cross-country skier is my favorite, though there are lots of great shots.

  • John C. Wentling

    Wilsonworld Cranberry and Hicks.

    All great shots though.

  • http://runningdowndreams.wordpress.com/ michelle Jacobs

    I really dig Elyssa’s photo. The bicycle, the sepia a perfect winter scene in Brooklyn Heights!!! I vote Elyssa!

  • http://brooklynheightsblog.com Marlene G

    I love Elyssa’s bicycle in the snow. Brooklyn Heights looks so serene and peaceful!

  • SS

    Elyssa’s picture. Hands down. Love the bike!

  • Eva

    I vote for Elyssa’s picture. It perfectly captures quiet, serene peace and the silence of a snowpocalypse.

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