Classic Belfast. Get something nice but by the time you get to take advantage of it, it’s a bit crap.
There was snow threatened and hyped, but by Thursday afternoon it hadn’t materialised.
Then, on Thursday teatime, it appeared.
That meant I would have to be getting up early on Friday morning to get out and get some photos.
Which is what I did. Not too early, but early enough to give me fifteen to twenty minutes to get out and get photos before work.
The best thing about snow at this time of year is that you have more daylight on offer in which to photograph.
Whenever there is snow, I have my routes planned. Thanks to Covid, there are three possible routes for me.
There is working in the office, working from home and off. The last one is the best. Unfortunately for me, I was working in the office, so I went for that route.
My first visit was to City Hospital Train Station, to get some arty photos of the platforms and tracks.
From there, I headed to Belfast City Hall. The gates were closed so I had to make do with some long range shots through the gates.
Then I headed to The Big Fish. That was my snow adventures done with as it melted by the time I got out for lunch.
Hopefully, the next time it snows, it will be a bit better, longer lasting and at a more convenient time.
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