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A metaphor.
Completely cold. ... Without emotion.
The use of "stone" to mean "completely" seems to date back to the late 1500's.
Glastonbury, Somerset, UK.
Had to use my iPhone as it was too cold to bring out the camera. Bubbles frozen to the snow. It is -33C or -27.4F.
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For this week's theme "A touch of frost".
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This little lorikeet was having a bit of a sleep in my tree. It was a cold morning and I think he was out of bed too early :)
No lake, pond or field, what you looking at is an up-shot, frosty web or a car door mirror and side window.
Each minute out there was so, so, so cold, even without the wind itself, but it was fun as always.
This time I really enjoyed the hiking part, since it was making me just a little bit warmer.
Also, kind of a point and shoot moment, with really few pictures taken. I had to really decide if it was worth it to take my hands out from my pockets to take a picture.
Hopefully this is just the beginning of a cool winter series.
A Conrail local runs light through a cold-looking landscape during the blue hour. The stream at right is the Bound Brook, from which the nearby borough derived its name. MA-1 was headed to Hall's (Americold) in South Plainfield on this frigid evening.
Conrail MA-1:
CSXT 6201 GP40-2
Details and before&after here <3
I've been sick lately so I just ended this picture :) Thank you Deena for posing <3
The Full Cold Moon descends toward the Continental Divide with the Longs Peak group catching the rising sun, taken east of Lyons, Colorado. On the left is Mount Meeker (13,916 ft; 4,242 m), center is Longs Peak (14,259 ft; 4,346 m), and on the right is Mount Lady Washington (13,281 ft; 4,048 m), all in Rocky Mountain National Park.
The last of my family members have departed and returned to the Pacific Northwest, and we dwelling along the Front Range anticipate a few cold, icy mornings in the immediate days to come. The house feels rather empty. I had hoped to take the family hiking up to Dream Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park but the Shut Down prevailed and all roads into the Park were closed (although the Park remained technically open).
Technical notes: Two-shot panorama stitch that included the moon right where it is, and a third photo to properly expose the moon. Properly exposed moon was then blended into the panorama over the blown-out moon with layers and masks in Photoshop.
Happy New Year everyone! Looking forward to seeing the wonderful artistic work from everyone here in 2019. I continue to be impressed with the positive, friendly, constructive nature of the people in this digital community.
One of two photos taken when I took my youngest grandson on a stroller walk yesterday. I got exercise and he got fresh air to sleep comfortably.
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Between Vorupør and Hanstholm, the North Sea carves out a coastline surfers call "Cold Hawaii". A stretch of wind, waves, and wild dunes that feels more Pacific than Danish.
Between cold & warmth...
Saint-Étienne's bridge, France.
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