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My heart beats heavy
with a mind that grows sleepy
bones that are a shivering dust
blood so cold like death
thirsty eyes that only see the dark
creating stories my skeleton craves
Jaimie Wylie Photography
Self.
holding on,
even if only a fragment, it was
hope, and she was
never letting go.
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Model: Rong
Photo/direction: me
Makeup: Joanna
Dress by me.
Part of the enduring appeal of snowflakes is their intricate appearance and near infinite variation, meaning that all snowflakes are unique. The number of possibilities of nuances in temperature and humidity as the snowflake falls to the ground is limitless.
If you look closely at a Snowflake you will see countless individual features, all having formed ever so slightly differently in direction or shape owing to the slightest change in the environment in which it formed.
A homeless man covered him self with this blanket because the cold weather in Damascus City center.
Date : 13 \ 4 \ 2015
Dry and colder this morning, approximately 19F.
No wind, no snow.
Keeping my toes and fingers crossed that we will get clear "core ice" this winter, and it looks promising for now.
Driving from Derwent water to Buttermere,i had to stop the car and take a walk along the banks of the Derwent river.There had been a very hard frost the night before and everything was covered by its whiteness.
The calmness of the river and the lack of any breeze made it a very tranquil setting.The rising sun illuminated Castle crag on the other side of the river and with everything reflecting perfectly in the water,it was once again time for to get the tripod set up :)
EXIF....F11.....1.5 SECONDS....ISO 100....10MM....LEE 0.3 ND GRAD (SOFT)
THANKS EVERYONE FOR YOUR MUCH APPRECIATED VIEWS AND COMMENTS.
A cold dawn at blue hour is broken by the sound of a hard working Lima berkshire. . . . as Pere Marquette 1225 rolls toward Owosso, Michigan on January 13, 2019 during a Pete Lerro charter.
Water behaves differently near the freezing point, moving and rippling in ways unlike warmer water. In this image, the water is close to zero and will likely freeze quickly as the wind and the waves begin to calm.
Que frio que hace!!! Hoy no paro de nevar en todo el dia... esta foto la saque la semana pasada pero el paisaje no cambio nada (a lo sumo mas nieve)
One of those cold, beautiful mornings in Patagonia. Argentina, 2016. #patagonia #argentina #landscape #mountains via 500px ift.tt/2CiQDCV
CREDITS:
elprobadordesl.blogspot.com/2019/12/cold-outside.html
LOCATION: BACKDROP CENTRAL: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Redemptions%20Creed/139/13...
In 1962, my father graduated from Officer Candidate School at the Oregon Military Academy. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Oregon National Guard. The guard unit in our hometown of Klamath Falls was air defense artillery.
After commissioning, my father completed his officer basic course at Fort Bliss, Texas. It was where new officers learned how to lead missile batteries in defense against enemy aircraft. In this image, he poses with one of the drone targets that the students shot down as part of the instruction.
This Kodachrome was part of a group of photos I recently discovered. It was one of the few that was not encrusted with fungus-like growth that essentially destroyed the image.