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Today, my friend Jacob and I took a walk to Prospect Park to peep some snow from yesterday’s snowstorm. I brought the new Sony A7 V with the trusty Voigtländer 35mm f/1.2 Nokton SE Aspherical, and he brought his Mamiya RB67, loaded up with some Lomo Grey Lady 400. It’s still early days for the A7 V, but luckily Lightroom has supported its lossless compressed RAW files from day one.
We met up at a local Hungry Ghost and headed down Vanderbilt Ave. The streets and sidewalks were mostly cleared already, but there were huge slush puddles at every crosswalk. At the park, there were lots of sleds, snowboards, skis, and snowmen. We even spotted a few very good dogs. Winner, the cafe in the Picnic House, was open and serving hot beverages. On the way out of the park, we saw a group of teens building an igloo. It was a delightful excursion.
Feeling a bit chilly, I stopped off at the same Hungry Ghost and got a hot coco, which the barista prepared with some latte art, much to my surprise. It was frothy and cozy, the perfect ending to the day.
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