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Reflection of a seagull in the icy, cold, blue water of Canandaigua Lake in Canandaigua, NY.
Gulls or seagulls are seabirds of the family Laridae in the sub-order Lari. They are most closely related to the terns (family Sternidae) and only distantly related to auks, skimmers, and more distantly to the waders. Until the twenty-first century most gulls were placed in the genus Larus, but this arrangement is now known to be polyphyletic, leading to the resurrection of several genera.
Cold at first, but lovely after a while...this was my first and probably last (toe) dip of the year at Beauport beach, Jersey, Channel Islands. It was a beautiful day and the water was clear and sparkling and lovely. But I'm guessing Xmas time will probably be a little colder!
Two little Shetland ponies sheltering from the snow, rugged up, surrounded by hay and plenty of straw - just like being home they told me.
I love taking the back roads because there is just so much more to see. I took this a couple days ago with my iPhone while driving home. It was cold, rainy and wet out so I just shot the photo from inside the car. I love trees this time of year.
today we went to a lost place from the cold war. it's a huge complex with large oil tanks near berlin. incredible sound in these things!
A view from an outlet shop in Gotemba.
The day was sooo nice... but I only had less than 10 shots because the place was so crowded. :(
The ferry Tustemena rides on the dock at Cold Bay Alaska.
Cold Bay is a small village of 100 or so and has one of the largest runways in Alaska and is still an active Airforce and Coast Guard station.
I always use the joke that Fairbanks isn't at the end of the world but we can see it from here. Well places like Cold Bay are on the other side and hanging on the other edge of the end of the world.
Productshot from a cold beer bottle.
Strobist info:
Canon 430EXII Flash at 1/4 behind bottle in 30x30 softbox.
Canon 540EZ Flash at 1/4 in 60x60 softbox at 45 degrees left from bottle.
Canon 540EZ Flash at 1/4 in 60x60 softbox at 45 degrees right from bottle.
All flashes triggered with Cactus V4.
White reflector card at 90 degrees left and right from bottle.
Bitter coldness inside..
You don't want to explain the pain,
because you don't want anyone to worry.
You want what's best for your loved one's,
but at the same time you can't help yourself.
You feel unfulfilled and scared of the future,
but all you can do for now is smile and feel bitter coldness inside.
Frosted window panes
Candles gleaming inside
Painted candy canes on the tree
Santa’s on his way
He’s filled his sleigh with things
Things for you and for me
It’s that time of year
When the world falls in love
Every song you hear seems to say....
A scene during a cold and blue evening near Sharda in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan. At Sharda, the ferocious river Neelum slows down due to wide and deep expanse of the river course. At evenings, when the sun sets behind the mountains, the place looks like a heavenly dream, with beautiful colours and houses all around and the smoothly captivating flow of the river, as the last bits of daylight illuminate it's feeble waves at twilight.
Hahaha, my son will not be amused if he sees this! But he won't. He's a furniture designer & builder & this is one of his creations. He's amazing!
[ Believe what you see in the sky
Believe in the nightmare called living
The night`s turning blue in the sky
It`s growing colder and colder
Believe in the nightmare called love
Believe in the contempt of living
Your hands turning blue in my hair
They`re growing colder and colder
You`re promised so much
It`s growing colder and colder
You`re promised a touch
It`s growing colder and colder... ]
Sara Noxx - Colder And Colder // Equinoxx // XX-Ray (feat. Seabound)
Went out for a shoot yesterday with two friends of mine, had the lady drive the suv while I was snapping photos from the back. It's getting warm here so expect a lot more soon :)
This is a photograph of my grandfather in what appears to be cold weather clothing. It was probably taken at about the time of the First World War. He served with the British army in the RGA (Royal Garrison Artillery) 114 Heavy Battery. He entered WW1 as a Battery Sergeant Major. In 1915 he was wounded in action, returned to England and was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant for "distinguished service in the field". He passed away in 1952.
There is no indication on the back of the photograph as to why he is wearing this kit and carrying a rifle. Possibly part of his training at the time? This photograph was probably taken at Dover, Kent, England.