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Christmas self portrait.

Spc. Daniel Boyd, of Bravo Co., 2-10th Mountain Division, explains procedures for boarding and strapping into a Blackhawk helicopter to United States Military Academy at West Point cadets during a cold load training exercise at Landing Zone Owl Thursday, July 17, 2014. The rehearsal came ahead of a real-life scenario the next day with helicopters in operation. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Jonathan Monfiletto)

Cold exposure. Self portrait (as usual -.-).

 

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sweater- my winter box

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This rug is so amazing and it was 7 bucks!

Cold Beer sign at Disney's Animal Kingdom.

Winters in central Afghanistan can be brutally cold with temperatures as low as -20c.”

 

Photo by Iain Cochrane of Scotland, the United Kingdom.

 

This was shot in the middle of Yellowknife at a temperature of -42°C.

I took this back in January of 2009 on our way home from cedarville, Ca. I am surprised this barn is still standing or was, I don't know if it still is.

 

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Cold War Kids at The Arena

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this is an old drawing, but i decided to upload it today since i have a little bit of a cold or sinus infection going on...

It was a cold and frosty winter morning. I know it sounds like the opening line to a bad novel, but it's true. The sun peeked out from the clouds for a few minutes to brighten up this photo of a frosty tree.

Cold, dry days in Trondheim, Norway with temperatures as low as -15°C (5°F) by the canal. Waiting for snow…

Taking advantage of the early morning light I placed an inch long polished moonstone on a piece of white paper. Sunlight streaming though the stone produced a cold orange flame dispersion pattern in its own shadow. Turning the stone in different directions and planes produced some amazing patterns (to follow). Turning this mostly yellow-orange stone produces shades of green, blue, and yellow with areas of intense orange. It is in the feldspar class of minerals.

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Around Frankfurt, there's heaps of cold war relicts. helipads, rocket batteries or, like this, an old tank training ground. I'm not sure if, in retrospect, that all should have made me feel safe or worried...

Bright sunlight, but this image of Pleasant Place, Chesterfield still looks so cold.

"Cold"

One of the first photo shoots. It was very cold at the time of shooting, which added more atmosphere. The model doesn't smoke, so I had to give a quick lesson on cigarettes.

Md.: Anastasia Sakhon

 

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Working with models is more difficult than photographing the environment and nature.

 

Early morning foggy sun rise

It's cold outside

Some Hot Knickers models standing in a display window in SOHO area of New York City in the middle of a cold December winter. I can't imagine how cold they must feel.

Great Swamp, New Jersey

You know it's a cold summer when you just want to stay in the cold water instead of in the even colder wind.

Noorwegen, 23 februari 2016

Tijdens de oefening Cold Response maken de Zr.Ms. Rotterdam, Zr. Ms. Johan de Witt en een Cougar detachement samen met de bootgroep en een raidingsquadron deel uit van de Nato Response Force. Tesamen beoefenen ze met diverse landen de inzet het landen op strand, inzet met de helikopter en verschillende scenario's voor het vlootverband om te oefenen met amfibische operaties.

Foto: de Cougar helikopter maakt dek landingen op het helikopterdek van de Zr. Ms. Johan de Witt.

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