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We've been getting tons of great Spring photos from readers and we're happy to share them below.

Wet sloppy snow covered the neighborhood after a snowstorm Sunday night and Monday morning, and some local photographers snapped lots of photos.

Winter Storm Juno may have been somewhat less dramatic than meteorologists predicted, but it sure made for some gorgeous photos.

Winter weather always makes for some dramatic photos on the Upper West Side. Here are three striking photos taken

Monday's sunset was no ordinary sunset. Check out the photos below; the top two are by Mark Maas from

Check out a tiny snowman, Santas biking in the park, and several other striking pictures from the past couple of weeks.

This is it. The shot that reminds you why you live in New York, the shot that could make someone leave Los Angeles just to experience what it's like to have different seasons.

Fall on the Upper West Side, so damn photogenic.

We've received some evocative images today, the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

West Side Rag readers have sent in some wonderful photos in the past week.

Denton Taylor took a bunch of photos outside of New York Fashion Week last week. The outfits range from delightful to outlandish. Of course, what's considered outlandish today

...show them this:

Tuesday's snowstorm was lovely, wasn't it? A perfect day to go to your favorite restaurant, order some soup and sit by the window. Here are some

The Hudson River almost never freezes completely, at least not in the section bordering New York City. But this year it's coming

Several locals ventured out in the frigid weather late Thursday night and early Friday morning to shoot some photos. Check them out

The holidays are on the way out, but we wanted to post some of the images we've received from readers over the past few weeks.

Although it has since melted away, Tuesday's snowstorm gave runners and bicyclists a brief challenge on

March kind of dragged this year, didn't it? The city seemed even dirtier than usual, and the rain mostly just pushed the garbage around without sending it away. But Spring is starting to poke its way through now. Local photographer Douglas Kiddie sent us the photos below of the spring ...

It doesn't seem like a great day for sledding, but it's certainly a great day for photos. The snow is sticking especially well to trees , lamp posts and buildings. If you have photos, send them along: info at westsiderag dot com. The Central Park Drives are closed this morning ...

Central Park got 11.4 inches of snow on Friday and Saturday, and snow-starved New Yorkers rushed out to get a taste of it.