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Posted at 04:00 PM ET, 02/13/2010

Snowmageddon: Must-see photos and videos

By Jason Samenow

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Despite all the disruption caused by Snowmageddon and the Snoverkill blizzard, several user-submitted photos and videos (sent to CWG via email, in comment links and through our Facebook page) artistically have documented the beautiful elements of the storm. Check them out. They are must-sees...

First see this inspired video shot and produced by Jordan Gantz and Nathan Golon in Columbia Heights:

Washington, DC Snow Storm from Es Video! on Vimeo.

Keep reading to view more great photos and video...

This vintage-style video was shot in Hyattsville, Md. by Cherie Siebert.

Here is a selection of a number of additional great pictures submitted to CWG and washingtonpost.com:

In addition to these photos and videos, there are ton of other great Snowmageddon and Snoverkill photos in the washingtonpost.com photo gallery and videos on YouTube and Vimeo. Post links to your favorites in the comment area below and/or if you shot your own, feel free to post the link(s)...

By Jason Samenow | 04:00 PM ET, 02/13/2010

Categories: Snowmageddon, Snowmageddon

Next: D.C. area forecast: Windy start to holiday weekend, but turning nicer as it goes

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