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Good weekend everyone. Stay warm!
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Severe cold morning. I was able to see the beautiful morning view of the sunrise. It's a great sight on a dry winter morning.
Cold light
This was the last image I took during my January 2023 trip to Hokkaido with Rohan Reilly Alex and Gavin. Just a simple stand of silver birch trees during a soft gentle snow fall helping to create that lovely soft filtered light.
I finally got out to take some shots with the new gear. Oh boy, if Murphy's Law every applied it would be now. After I bought my new camera and lenses my phone and internet went down twice. Then when that was up, our modem bit the dust. After we replaced that my pc rolled over and died- or at least it will not power on at all. LOL
This photo was taken last Friday morning. The conditions were just amazing but after about 10 minutes of photographing my hands & feet were so cold it felt like they were on fire. So I wussed out and went home before I made it to the locations I preferred. This is a composite of 2 photos, of course one is a still shot and 1 is an ICM and I blended the 2 together in photoshop. Of course, if you click the image you can see the detail better on large. :)
So sorry everyone that I haven't been online much. It is torture using hubbies pc as it just can not handle my photo software or my large photos very well to do much work with photography. I will visit everyone as soon as I can. It is Superbowl Sunday so I have to dash for now to get hubbie's nachos made :D Miss you guys!!!
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Photo taken on a cold winter morning in Central Park, New York City, after a fairly recent snowfall of about 8 inches. Although the temperature was cold, it made for a refreshing walk and a nice change of pace from temperatures in Texas.
The idea for this image was the chair pose from flashdance. I found this pose in the marketplace and worked with the water splash.
Pose: marketplace.secondlife.com/p/SC-Pose-Model-sexy-4/469139
Waterbrushes by deviantart, please look at my favourites there, I can´t find them now: stefaniejasmin.deviantart.com/favourites/
Also I liked to tell you that my exhibition inworld is still open at Metis Art Gallery. Come and visit me: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Mount%20Owen/84/155/120
An early start and out on Dartmoor, with the intention of photographing as many lone trees as possible. This was my first stop, Peek Hill, it was bitterly cold but the rising sun soon warmed me up.
Tourists in jackets, bright and bold,
Flock to the beach on a day so cold.
Wind whips the sand in a wild, chilly dance,
Seeking the sun's warmth in winter's expanse.
Kitayatsugatake, Mt.Shimagare
北八ヶ岳・縞枯山
It was cold in the cold weather in the northern Yatsugatake mountains at an altitude of 2,200m, but I enjoyed the beautiful snow scenery.
寒波の北八ヶ岳、標高2,200mの世界は寒かったけれど、綺麗な雪景色が楽しめました。
Chino city, Nagano prerf, Japan
first night shot with the Viltrox 40mm/2.5. a bit cold at -20 but worked out oke.
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This refinery has legs. Often called the world’s most travelled refinery, the Strathcona refinery has made its way through hill and valley, war and peace, and through the ebbs and flows of Canada’s oil industry.
When the company discovered oil in Leduc in 1947, Alberta’s oil industry began to happen. The refinery made its way from Whitehorse on barges, trucks, rail and ice-roads to find its final home on the outskirts of Edmonton.
Today, a more modern version of the refinery provides products for Canada and the Northern U.S., and is one of the most safe, reliable and profitable refineries in North America.
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SUNSET - Orlando, Florida U.S.A. - Disney Springs
Winter - Christmas Eve - December 24th, 2022
*[left-double-click for a closer-look - inland - Central-Florida]
*[it just happened to be Orlando's coldest few days on record!]
Macro Monday's 3/25/24 theme "cold." My snow-covered FedEx envelope after being left on my elderly neighbor's porch overnight — they got the wrong address. Thank goodness for the pic of the delivery.
Z to zoom in for those crystal details. ❄️
Day 85 of 366 in 2024
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Basin Tree frog (Boana lanciformis) - Finca las Piedras, Madre de Dios, Peru
I'm not used to being in the jungle and being cold. But during my last trip to Peru, my time there intersected with some friajes, arrivals of cold air masses from the South. Temperatures dropped dramatically and stayed low for several days at a time. Venturing into the jungle at this time was eery; no buzzzing insects, no calling frogs, and little activity. However, with some perseverance or stubbornness it was still possible to locate cold blooded critters. This Boana lanciformis was so cold and sluggish it didn't react at all to my approach and me photographing it from just a few cm away.
A Cold Blue morning on Tewet Tarn, some great light on Blencathra.
Tewet Tarn, Lake District, Cumbria
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Camera - Sony A7RII
Lens - Sony FE16-35mm f4
Focal Length 17mm
Fstop - f11
Exposure Time - 1/25 second
ISOspeed - ISO100
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i'm usually hesitant to post more than one photo in a day, but this duck in Calgary was not happy about how March 5 was treating him. The Canada geese are back in Calgary now, too, and probably wishing they had stayed south a little while longer.