The White Stuff: Send Us Your Snow Photos!
Published Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Photograph by Christina Caan
We’re already bracing ourselves for this weekend’s predicted snowpocolypse—a trip to the grocery store to stock up on canned goods, bottled water, and whatever other end-times supplies we can find are definitely in our future. So to prepare ourselves for the onslaught, we want your loveliest photos of snowfall in Washington.
Snap something on the way to work this morning? Send it in! Maybe you have something in your photo archives that fits the bill—that’s also fair game. Just be sure to tell us your name and where you took the photo so we can get the caption right.
To contribute to our reader-submitted slide show, send your snowiest photos to eleaman@washingtonian.com. We’ll update the gallery as new photos come in, so check back often to see the latest submissions.
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While visiting my mom during the DC blizzard, I did a makeover on her called the "Snowmageddon Makeover", check it out at www.vanityrich.com/2010/02/snowmageddon-makeover.html
Posted by: VanityRich, Feb 13, 2010 07:16:40 AM
In December it was called the SNOpacalypse, will this weekend be the SNOmassacre ???
http://TDLphoto.com
Posted by: Tim Lundin, Feb 03, 2010 12:34:44 PM
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