I live on the Connecticut shore (actually a few miles inland) and so had a front row seat to Hurricane Sandy. Fortunately I was able to keep power throughout and so felt relatively safe--even with 80-90 mph winds smashing the house for hours at a time. It was scary, but quite exciting, too. Tragically, however, the storm ruined a lot of lives and totally destroyed parts of Connecticut, New York and especially New Jersey.
Once the storm was passed I figured that going out to shoot photos would only be gawking at other peoples' misfortune, so I resisted the urge. But I did find a site with some excellent photo coverage--and I highly recommend taking at look at the great photos gathered there. I hope that the folks who were most affected can regain their normal lives as quickly as possible.
(Photo: MICHELLE MCLOUGHLIN/REUTERS)
Thursday, November 1, 2012
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3 comments:
Hi Jeff,
Glad to hear you made it through Sandy. Things were much easier here in Woburn where we were further inland. Fortunately, we never lost power either.
Frank
Thanks Frank! Now we have a nor'easter coming! Buy those batteries :)
Great reading your blogg post
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