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In Scotland, between The River Garry and Loch Oich, near the Village of Invergarry is a magical unnamed mossy forest. On this cold December morning a rare event occurred. Cold temperatures, fog, and a high pressure front created perfect conditions for hoar frost to form. Before my very eyes, the forest transformed into a mystical sugar coated delight. You can see the beginnings of the frost coating the tree top canopies, delicately glazing the intricate branches.
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on Mt. Seymour the other day.
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Red Covered Bridge on Chemin Cross Loop south of Wakefield, Québec. Winter scene. This picture was taken from a camera suspended below a kite (Kite Aerial Photography - KAP).
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Détail d'une maison estivale bleue avec une porte d'angle durant l'hiver dans le village de Métis-sur-Mer, une destination estivale prisée des anglophones (Métis-sur-Mer, MRC de La Mitis, Bas-Saint-Laurent, Québec).
Two hikers trekking in Caucasus mountains during summer time, from Adishi to Iprali, in Svaneti region, northwestern Georgia.
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Snowy woodland with blown snow on tree Trunks.
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Hoar frost forms on a spider web and a thorny vine near River Moriston Loch Cluanie, Scotland, United Kingdom UK. Falling snow around the spider web creates geometric “bokeh” bubbles.
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Walk, run, or bike to see the annual cherry blossoms at the Tidal Basin in Washington, DC.
The cherry trees were a gift from Japan in 1912 as a commemoration for the 1854 Treaty of Peace and Amity which officially established formal relations between the two countries.
The Yoshino Cherry Blossoms in Washington, DC only bloom in the spring and the window of opportunity is very small. I photographed this on a Monday when the cherry blossoms were beginning to peak and by that Friday night strong winds blew most of them off the trees. As with any once-a-year photographic opportunity, it can be very crowded with people, especially at sunrise.
The most photogenic groups of cherry blossoms are located around the Tidal Basin which is a man-made inlet adjacent to the Potomac River. That morning hordes of photographers, tourists and fitness enthusiasts were jockeying for position to get a view of the pink cherry blossoms.
It took me over 1,000 hours in Photoshop to clone out all the pesky people in the background to get this lone biker in the scene, or actually, I secured a presidential order to keep everybody back at least 500 feet from my shot or I simply waited until this lone biker walked under this cherry blossom branch where I was camping out with my Canon 5D Mark II.
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Choosing which flickr picture to post is getting tough. I have a set of wonderful sunrise and sunset pictures which for sure grant lots of favorites. I'm just not in the mood. More intimate. Less epic. That seems to be my current mindset.
So, what you see here is a picture I took in January when visiting Yosemite National Park. The weather was particularly interesting. Fresh snow, cloud cover.
And still, nothing can take away the grandeur of this landscape. I'm actually not sure if that weather, and the absence of people, emphasized it even. What amazes me at Yosemite is the massive scale of the rock formations, ever so clearly put in contrast to objects were are used to, like trees. At the same time, the rocks are so distinctive, you always recognize them.
It's funny, I actually only realize now, writing this description, that I took a very similar picture at the same day, just with El Capitan, and posted it to flickr a few months ago. It's all about putting things in perspective. You don't need to show the whole El Capitan, you don't need to show the whole Half Dome. With a landscape as famous as this, you can focus on the details.
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In the past few days all across the Netherlands people are suffering from Skate Fever. Due to the not cold winters they have not been able to do their favorite pasttime in the winter, skating on the canals and ponds that are everywhere. Well, this year, for the first time in 12 years, it is cold enough for the water to freeze enough for them to skate. Almost a whole generation has passed that has not had this opportunity. Children on double-bladed, tin skates push chairs ahead of themselves for balance. They learn by trial and error. In the Netherlands many people do skate. Speed teams, in tight lines, nose to nape of neck, legs pumping in a powerful unison, set the ice whining and vibrating like the rails under an approaching train. Last sunday is was the last day the ice will be strong enough to skate on, so there were reportedly over 1,000,000 people on skates that day.
Photo taken on the Gouwsea between Marken and and Volendam. The sun light against it on natural ice brighten this blue jeans cloqué. Probably a girl learning to skate by trial and error. Having a rest on the ice and got stucked - and almost frozen by the cold temperature. Almost a perfect blue print ;-)
Voor vele kinderen was het de eerste keer op de schaats of voor het eerst op natuurijs. Voor de eerste keer op het ijs. Het ziet er uit als een soort bambi. Een hele nieuwe ervaring voor de kinderen. Van oudsher was het heel normaal dat als je leerde schaatsen er gebruik werd gemaakt van een oude stoel, die diende als steunpunt voor de 'krukker', die met vallen en opstaan probeerde te schaatsen. Het was een stoel, die als steunpunt, rustpunt en leunpunt fungeerde en die je voor menige blauwe plek behoedde. Die stoel zien we weer terug in 2009 want een hele generatie kinderen heeft nog nooit geschaatst. De bovenste afdruk kwam ik tegen toen ik van Marken naar Volendam schaatste in the middle of nowhere. Ik had ontzettende veel tegenwind en schaatste tergend langzaam. Het tegenlicht van de zon scheen prachtig op deze afdruk in het ijs. Even terug geschaatst om een afdruk te maken. Ze moet toch wel behoorlijke natte billen hebben gehad. Waarschijnlijk is het reliëf later weer opgevroren.
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An old barn in rual Rock County Wisconsin enduring a blizzard. Snow whizzing, sleet soaring, and freezing rain coating the landscape.
A Pedestrian "Wait" sign road crossing is illuminated against the falling snow. A footpath and traffic covered in snow can be seen
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Arbre tordu par le vent et les éléments sur la plage de l'anse à Damase en hiver, le fleuve Saint-laurent est recouvert par la banquise (Parc national du Bic, Bas-Saint-Laurent, Québec, Canada).
In Scotland, between The River Garry and Loch Oich, near the Village of Invergarry is a lush unnamed forest. On this cold December morning a rare event occurred. Cold temperatures, fog, and a high pressure front created perfect conditions for hoar frost to form. Golden sunrise light permeates the cool frigid air.
Les deux flèches caractéristiques de l'église de Val-Brillant se dressent entre les trembles de la marina du village (MRC de La Matapédia, Bas-Saint-Laurent, Québec).
Ethiopian little girl smiling, dressed with a hoody and wearing a christian cross- Simien Mountains (Samen tarara), Ethiopia
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Snowing in The Nationaal Park De Hoge Veluwe Netherlands.
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