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Impressions, Memories of a Bloomington Winterscape

As we post this photo gallery by writer/photographer Ann Georgescu, we may be having sunny days near 50 degrees, but these images taken last February remind us of what winter could look like. It also reminds us that we live in one of the most beautiful places in any season. Click here to read the fu

Ann Georgescu

04 Dec 2015 — 1 min read

Winter in Bloomington

It was a Saturday this past February, and I was up early for work … only to find we had a snow day. I decided to walk to the Winter Farmers’ Market at Harmony School and do a some street photography along the way. I was looking for images that left an impression on me, and found some memories I wanted to keep.

I headed down East 7th Street and through the Indiana University campus, then cut over to East 3rd Street and down South Woodlawn Avenue, and then over to East 2nd Street. On the way back, I took Indiana Avenue.

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