Photos

Dave Chiu watched some snowboarding on the Common today.

Rebecca Volynsky photographed her Cambridgeport street before and after the blizzard.

Jen Smith photographed I Street before and after the blizzard.

Alice Murphy noticed an unusual snow formation on Comm. Ave. between Clarendon and Dartmouth.

Joe Cabrera photographed his Dorchester street before and after the blizzard.

Turlach MacDonagh snapped the scene on Beacon Street near Coolidge Corner today:

Japanese students or tourists take time in front of army of snow plows to pose for the stereotypical picture.

Copyright Turlach MacDonagh. Posted in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr.

They were sledding on Erin Smith DeMarco's street in Charlestown today.

Jackie Ellis photographed Strathmore Road at Chestnut Hill Avenue in Brighton this afternoon.

Dan Santry watched the waves at the seawall along Winthrop Shore Drive around 10 a.m.

Jack Romain looked down Walnut from Mt. Vernon yesterday and today.

Mamajoan looked out her window in East Somerville to see a guy who may not realize what'll happen to all his work when the first plow comes through.

Jenni shows the view out her house in Brighton.

Katia forwards these before and after pics.

Webster Street, East Boston. Photo by Miranda H.

Park Square lights. Photo by Michal Skrzypek.

Hyde Square in Jamaica Plain around 10 p.m. Photo by Ben Ray.

Katie Painter went out tonight and managed to snap this photo of a Brighton snowbank.

Geoffrey Grove tweets:

Very large coyote roaming in Chestnut Hill... People plowing/shoveling beware!

Matt Laskowski photographed Comm. Ave. at Griggs around 7:30 p.m.

Sven Heistad was amazed how empty Comm. Ave. in the Back Bay was this afternoon.

Empty Comm. Ave. in Allston. Copyright Photographynatalia.

Tania deLuzuriaga photographed her neighbor's lazy-ass space saving on Savin Hill early in the storm.

Some interesting photos from back when the T still ran PCC trolleys on the Green Line.

Roving UHub photographer Rose captured the scene this afternoon on Webster Street in East Boston, where storm-ravaged residents were forced into desperate measures.

At the Dedham Stop & Shop, Passover faces off against Valentine's Day.

The caption on Leslie Jones's photo from Nov. 26, 1952:

Joe Sheehan, B.C. High, straight arms Sid Goldstein of Roxbury Memorial on way to Eaglets 18-6 win.

Roxbury Memorial High School closed in 1960 (its Townsend Street building is now home to Boston Latin Academy).

In addition to this photo, the BPL has posted tons of football photos by Jones.

Posted under this Creative Commons license.

Matt Karolian wonders why there was a pile of Hershey's Kisses dumped on Arlington Street this morning. You may recall what happened in Copley Square after the Super Bowl last year.