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I don't like snow and cold weather to much, but being a dog owner we have to brave it to walk the mad wally, this was taken at 22:30 coming back from East Pastures Farm fields looking back at my home village, From an old railway bridge spanning a disused track. North Skelton was built to man North Skelton mine, which is at the far left of this image. Bugger the snow
Cold Stone Creamery #20736 (1,250 square feet)
1986 Power Plant Parkway, Power Plant of Hampton Roads, Hampton, VA
This location opened in February 2005.
I ran the 2011 NorCal Tough Mudder at Squaw Valley in September. Crazy, challenging, exhilarating and a bit addictive. I'm signed up for the TM in Southern California in late February and another in July 2012. It's not the same, but I have been trying a bit of cold water training in prep for the February "mudder." The 55 degree pool water doesn't compare to the sub-40 degree water in the real thing, including the ~33degree water in the "Chernobyl Jacuzzi", but it's all part of my mental prep.
Strobist: AB 800 @ 1/4 power subject left. Sunlight from subject right.
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.
so i'm late posting the weekly selfportrait again...
but here I am, cold (wearing a sweatshirt in August!), and having a bowl of cereal for breakfast.
what can I say? I'm just a boring person :)
Close up of a cold-cathode neon gas discharge light in a shop window.
A cathode is any electrode that emits electrons. When used in electrical and electronic devices (most fluorescent lamps, vacuum tubes, etc.), the cathode is explicitly heated, creating a hot cathode. By taking advantage of thermionic emission, electrons can overcome the work function of the cathode without an electric field to pull the electrons out. But if sufficient voltage is present, electrons can still be stripped even out of a cathode operating at ambient temperature. Because it is not deliberately heated, such a cathode is referred to as a cold cathode, although several mechanisms may eventually cause the cathode to become quite hot once it is operating. Most cold cathode devices are filled with a gas which can be ionized. A few cold cathode devices contain a vacuum. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_cathode
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Major Bruno Turmel, 3rd Battalion, Royal 22e Regiment, briefs The Multi National Task Force staff during Exercise COLD RESPONSE in Bjerkvik, Norway on March 13, 2014.
Photo by: MCpl Dan Pop, Canadian Army Public Affairs
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New Yorkers bundled up during record breaking low temperatures due to the weather phenomenon called the "Polar Vortex" in NY, NY on January 7, 2014.
YAVORIV, Ukraine – The Rapid Trident 2014 emblem can be seen on a Ukrainian military vehicle during day three of the field training exercise at Rapid Trident 2014 here, Sept. 24. Rapid Trident is an annual U.S. Army Europe conducted, Ukrainian led multinational exercise designed to enhance interoperability with allied and partner nations while promoting regional stability and security. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Joshua Leonard)
"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
Ps
Working with models is more difficult than photographing the environment and nature.
It has been cold here in West Michigan since New Years Day. This is our bedroom window in mid-evening on JANUARY 2, 2010. Jack Frost's work has been a favorite part of my winters experiences since early childhood. I trhink made extra special in those early years because my father was "Jack Frost" I may have credited him for the art work early on!