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During a winter morning walk I saw these bare trees reflected in the lake. The blue and red tones show how cold it was.
Cold calling
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A winter wind
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At the arboretum, we usually see three Mallards keeping close company whether napping on the bank or swimming back and forth like they were doing this time.
It was an unusually chilly, breezy day, very fitting for the last weekend of winter. The cold would have been OK, but that wind had a bite to it.
The waterfowl at the lake seemed to feel it, too, as everyone more or less stayed in the same vicinity. There was a Great White Egret foraging in the marshy area, two Canada Geese were milling around the heron, almost like if the heron can find food, so can we. And then these ducks kept a close watch, too, not wanting to miss out on anything.
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This is a photo taken last week when we had temperatures well below 0C. For now it's not that cold anymore and I don't really miss the frost although it looks pretty.
From last weekend.
My album of ice and snow here.
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My own try at colored pencils + lighting
strobist info:
1 x SB600 w/ stofen on the right @ 1/16
50 mm f1.8 handheld sync 1/1000 at f8
+ Lightroom rape
Any critic is appreciated!
Simmessa.
This little daisy was surprised by a hailstorm. Happily it survived ;-) The one who slightly froze, because of the sudden cold, was just me ;-))
I finally made it out to Sandy Ridge Reservation where it was very quiet and cold. I was surprised that this GBH decided to winter here, although with the warmer temps we've had there is still some open water as a food source. Taken about 1 hour after sunrise so the sun was still nice and low. Yes, that's ice/snow on it's claws...brrrrr.
Water, flour, salt, yeast. Bulk fermented, then cold-proofed for 12 hours. The mix basic of basic, traditional ingredients plus 100% preferment is a perfect.
We are currently enjoying temperatures well below the freezing mark, but I have been itching to get my latest creation out into the open to take some shots. Today was brilliant sunshine and a few rays pierced through my sunporch and I was able to capture them for a few fleeting seconds. It's amazing how quickly the sun moves.
My objective today was to see how well I was able to recreate the hydro stack at the corner of the building - probably imperceptible unless I pointed it out. An insignificant detail I guess, but it all counts. The box at the bottom was carved out of basswood, the stack is evergreen plastic tubing, the straps are bent from metal sprues and the top, which is not visible shows the power lines passing into the stack.
1:24 scale replica of Lauries auto body on Bronson Avenue with Maisto Harley Davidson diecast.
The view this morning from my front window. The frost rime on all the trees has rendered them all white. there's very little snow. Glasgow Corporation have very kindly demolished the dilapidated shed at their Dawsholm recycling centre which was an eyesore on the horizon here improving the view though it took me a while to notice!😏
The Metro North employee holiday train zips along the Hudson River through Cold Spring, NY north on its way to Poughkeepsie.
Battery had gone dead and water drained out overnight on JLCX 4004 at Willows, SK. GWR Mechanical was at work filling her up and another locomotive was brought out for a jump start.
There is just a single Redwing in this photo taken from the house window. However, the bird was part of a huge cold weather movement that took place on Sunday. Although Redwings are fairly common during Britain's winter months, they are actually quite unusual right down on the Dorset coast, being much more common further north. So it was a huge surprise when several hundred arrived outside the house, mid-morning, looking for food. A few Fieldfare were also mixed in with the flock.
I checked a Dorset bird internet site and Redwings weren't reported on the Saturday or indeed on the Monday. However, on Sunday, the day of this photo, there were reports of large Redwing flocks from numerous county locations e.g. 600 from Ferrybridge between Weymouth and Portland. That is about 5 miles from here.
What was being witnessed was a classic cold weather movement, just like the flocks of Lapwing and Golden Plover during the big freeze a fortnight previously.