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Project 365, #019 - 18th March 2012
Finally some time to chill (literally).
It’s a lovely sunny day here in the UK, so I thought this click of an ice cube, in the shape of a butterfly, serves well to remember the day and also fits nicely for the ODC topic: ‘Cool’.
These were really easy to create, with the right tray of course. Just added a little food colouring to each ‘cube’ to make various colours.
By the way, it looks like the ice cube is melting in this photo but in actual fact the surface I placed this on (a glass garden table), had dew on it hence the surrounding water. This worked out quite nicely, especially with the reflection I think.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend everyone, I’m off to bask in the sun.
Our Daily Challenge (ODC): COOL
The Amish girls just came out of the privvy and I'm sure it was COLD!!! It was only about 3 degrees when I took this shot. The little boys seemed to be waiting for the girls to exit so they could play for a minute.Couldn't decide between this or the color version, so I'm posting them both.
Recipe from the book "Your Place or Mine?" by Jean-Christophe Novelli.
"You take the idea of a hot rustic cassoulet and transform it into a soft, yielding cold marbled terrine."
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The Cure/Cold lyrics by Robert Smith:
Scarred
Your back was turned
Curled like an embryo
Take another face
You will be kissed again
I was cold as I mouthed the words
And crawled across the mirror
I wait
Await the next breath
Your name
Like ice into my heart
A shallow grave
A monument to the ruined age
Ice in my eyes
And eyes like ice don't move
Screaming at the moon
Another past time
Your name
Like ice into my heart
Everything as cold as life
Can no one save you?
Everything
As cold as silence
And you never say a word
Your name
Like ice into my heart
Your name
Like ice into my heart
Created for the WPC Week 83
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Bleh today was freezing atm its snowing and just a little bit to dark to take pictures.but earlier today I did manage to get a few shots of my neighbors horses running around the cold didn't seem to bother them =).Well i hope everyone had a great night =) im off to play some wow !
Processed with Michelle Nicole's New Vintage actions and textures to be released soon ! {See my profile for a link}
Fresh Vintage action 100%
Vintage Tea Action 35%
Waves crash over the ice glazed rocks on the New Hampshire coast as Whaleback Light stands amidst the sea smoke on the surface of the frigid ocean.
An image made at Sutton Lodge Farm near Palterton, this place is a real hidden local gem and a favourite place of mine to make images at all times of the year. I love the abandonned and derelict feel of the place, in a way it's such a shame although the farmer clearly uses it for storing manure.
I'd been planning this shoot almost two years waiting for enough snow but not too much to make the lane inaccessible, I fell lucky over the weekend although with the snow last night it would not of been possible today as the lane was tricky enough when I visited.
Although it is a fairly monochrome image given the reduced palet based on the weather the is the first 'colour' image I've posted in a good while, I do have the black & white monochrome version and I'm not sure if I actually have a preference for that one.
Iphone pic
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I got a few shots in before Roscoe setup his equipment for some video. Went with a colder vibe on this one being its going into a hurricane weekend..
A cold front arrives over Sydney.
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"A song she heard
Of cold that gathers
Like winter's tongue
Among the shadows..."
Robert Fanney
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