Monica Zorrilla - Photographer / Blogger
Monica Zorrilla - Photographer / Blogger
Mar 13
by monicazorrilla in Central Park, English, New York, Photography, Winter 0 comments tags: Central Park, horse carriage, landscape, lovely, magic, New York, NYC, snow, winter

A Winter Moment in Central Park

Some photographs capture a scene.Others capture a memory. This photo was taken many years ago during one of those magical winter days in Central Park, when New York transforms into something almost unreal. The snow had just fallen, covering the ground and the tree branches in soft white layers. The air was crisp, the light warm, and the entire park felt peaceful and quiet. As I walked through the park with my camera, I noticed one of the classic horse-drawn carriages slowly moving through the snowy path. The white carriage, the gray horse, the driver dressed in dark winter clothing — it all looked like something from another era. The contrast between the snow, the trees, and the elegant carriage immediately caught my eye. I lifted my professional camera and extended my arm as far as I could to frame the moment exactly the way I wanted. I wanted the horse, the carriage, the trees and the winter atmosphere all in the same frame. Click. That moment was captured forever. But the funny part of the story happened right after. As photographers know, sometimes we take a step back to see the composition better or to move out of someone’s […]
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Dec 29
by monicazorrilla in Blog, Central Park, English, Español, New York, Photography, Winter 0 comments tags: Central Park, landscape, NYC, photography, snow, winter

Enchanting Central Park

In February 2013, a snowstorm swept through New York City, transforming Central Park into a serene winter wonderland. The park, usually bustling with activity, was blanketed in a pristine layer of snow, offering a rare moment of tranquility in the heart of Manhattan. The towering trees, their branches heavy with fresh snow, framed winding paths that seemed to lead into a storybook. Every corner of the park, from the iconic Bow Bridge to the frozen lake, became a scene of quiet beauty, untouched by the usual city rush. The snowstorm brought an enchanting stillness to the park, with only the muffled crunch of footsteps and the occasional laughter of children playing in the snow breaking the silence. Couples strolled hand in hand, their breath visible in the cold air, while photographers braved the weather to capture the magic of this fleeting moment. The lampposts, glowing faintly through the swirling snow, added an old-world charm to the landscape, casting long shadows on the unbroken whiteness of the ground. Reflecting on that day in 2013, it’s clear how Central Park holds a unique place in the city’s heart. In the midst of a snowstorm, it becomes more than just an escape—it transforms […]
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