A VerySeasonalHat seen on 22nd Street on Saturday morning.... 
Cool seasonal earring too.
A complicated window display in the Meat Packing District. The child is turning off the alarm.
Setting out for a pub crawl through Chelsea on Saturday morning, these Santas were also collecting for a food bank.
Couldn't resist these two pictures of yesterday's dawn. Addiction to bare branch pictures proving hard to break.
Cool seasonal earring too.
A complicated window display in the Meat Packing District. The child is turning off the alarm. The bandit deer is cracking the glass.
The snowmen have turned to the dark side.
The ladies in smart dresses inhabit another world entirely. They are trying to ignore the infra dig antics of the others.
Setting out for a pub crawl through Chelsea on Saturday morning, these Santas were also collecting for a food bank.
Couldn't resist these two pictures of yesterday's dawn. Addiction to bare branch pictures proving hard to break.
Great pictures. Makes me wish I could visit the city for the holidays.
ReplyDeleteI stopped by from the Christmas in Bloggyland Tour.
Nice pictures! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI don't see an addiction to bare branches as a bad thing necessarily. But if you still do, not to worry, it will heal itself come spring.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Christmas in Bloggyland tour!
Merry Christmas!
Very cool shots! I love how you have all the Santas nicely posing and smiling for you. Love the lady's hat. Maybe I should look for one and wear when I walk my dogs. ;-)
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Floaters!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth! I got snow all over my keyboard while looking at your pictures! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteLet it snow, let it snow, let it snow! Am so glad you're tour is of Manhattan, my home away from home! Your photographs are lovely,
ReplyDeleteand love bare branches; the rawness! Thank you for your tour, Manhattan style! :))
Love those pub crawling Santas!
ReplyDeleteYes, bare branches are architecturally interesting. Such wonderful shapes.
Ooh, I am loving your Christmas tours! And the snow! And the Breughels!!
ReplyDeleteStopping by on the bloggy xmas tour! I think I need a holiday hat like that lady is wearing! LOL!
ReplyDeleteStopping by on the Bloggyland tour. There's nothing like the city at Christmas. Just amazing. Thanks for reminding me.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth - a fully loaded post, but my fav is the four santas - that is a classic - I've come back to look at it several times and it makes me laugh each time
ReplyDeleteSanta Claus...go to see the Cathedral of Saint Nicolas, bari, south Italy, where is tomb of S.Nick. Near Bari I was born...http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Nicola_di_Bari
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are full of Christmas cheer! Gosh, I admire that women in the jester's hat. It takes courage to advertise your Christmas dork that way.
ReplyDeleteI love the festive Christmas pictures, especially that crazy hat, and the bare branch photos are beautiful! Good thing to be addicted to!
ReplyDeleteOOOh how did you do all the snow?!! I'd like to do that! :)
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS A GREAT!! POST!!
ReplyDeleteYes to doing a pub crawl in costume!
What a HOOT! Thanks once again for bring the City to me!
You're a doll.
xox
Constance
Amazing. Winter in New York is my absolute favorite!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
I don't know how I feel about the jester hat, heehhehe, (maybe I have been to too many hippie shows in my youth) I love they way you are capturing Christmas in our great city! Happy Monday!
ReplyDeletevery nice... how did you get the snow to fall so neaty on all the photos?
ReplyDeleteOK about the snow!
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SNOW EFFECTS BLOGGER
I think I used the 2nd one down. It was utterly easy - or else I would not have managed it.
Hope to see lots of snow on your blogs too
I think it is the fashion........
I agree with other commenters here - you can't have too many bare-branched tree shots, especially with dawn or dusk skies behind them. These are so lovely.
ReplyDeleteLoved the Pictures! Thanks!
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longing to hear more about morocco!
Elizabeth, thanks for the link to the snow widget! - my friend has it on her blog and she didn't know how to tell me to get it - someone else did it for her!
ReplyDeleteNice pix! I have a hat just like that with jingle bells on the tips. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an artistic delight ! Loved the snowflakes fluttering through your photos!!! Merry Christmas from Arizona! :)...Gotta run...I hear my sleigh bells a ringing! :)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas in Bloggyland!
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHA ... I love the snowman bandit!
ReplyDeleteStrolled on in from the Christmas In Bloggyland Tour.
I stopped by on the bloggyland Christmas tour. Now that I am retired...no more New York four times a year....I'll just have to visit your site more often! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHey, how'd you get these snowflakes??!
ReplyDeleteIt was so nice to spend a morning in NYC with you Elizabeth. As usual, you had me laughing. :)
So much fun and Christmasssy...
ReplyDeleteChristmas with a sense of humor! Love it :-)
ReplyDeleteHa, ha I like the the meat packing plant window, As a former window dresser myself I used to put some strange things in the display hoping my boss wouldn't notice. Addiction to bare branches is a sign f health at this time of the year, indulge fully!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour blog has a real Christmas feeling today - has made me feel very seasonal!
ReplyDeleteHow have you got that lovely snow falling on your pictures? Amazing.
ReplyDeleteI'm back! yahoo! I missed out on so much yesterday during the tour! I paid $50 to tech support to find out that my monitor cable wasn't plugged in all the way. Oh Vey! Oh well, at least it wasn't worse.
ReplyDeleteI love the window display, very funny! ha ha I'm off to finish the tour now! Better late never cuz this has been a blast!
Dawn! Dawn! dawn, my favorite time of day... nice photos
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