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The Pyrenees also spelled Pyrenées Spanish: Pirineos; French: Pyrénées; Catalan: Pirineus; Occitan: Pirenèus; Aragonese: Perinés; Basque: Pirinioak are a range of mountains in southwest Europe that form a natural border between France and Spain. They separate the Iberian Peninsula from the rest of continental Europe, and extend for about 430 km. For the most part, the main crest forms a massive divider between France and Spain, with the tiny country of Andorra sandwiched in between. The Col d'Aubisque above is a mountain pass in the Pyrenees 30km south of Tarbes and Pau in the department of the Pyrénées-Atlantiques in the Aquitaine region of France. The Aubisque is one of those hors catégorie cols that make the legend of the Tour de France.
We were high up in the Pyrenees at the top of the Col d'aubisque even higher at 1,750 m. The weather had been cold, cold enough for snow on the top of the mountains. The white mountain tops are reaching here higher than 2600 meters. The highest peak in the Pyrenees is 3,404 meters high. My wife Kanitha is walking in front of me through the Col d'Aubisque mountain pass on her way to the viewpoint.
De Pyreneeën Frans: Pyrénées, Spaans: Pirineos, Catalaans: Pirineus, Baskisch: Pirinioak zijn een gebergte, gelegen op de grens van Spanje en Frankrijk. Het gebergte strekt zich uit over ongeveer 430 kilometer, tussen de Atlantische Oceaan en de Middellandse Zee. De hoogste berg is de Aneto 3404 meter, gelegen in het uiterste noordoosten van het Spaanse Aragón. Het gebergte is ontstaan door de botsing van het Iberisch schiereiland met het Europese continent, gedurende de Alpiene orogenese, vanaf circa 50 miljoen jaar geleden tot heden. De Col d'Aubisque hierboven is een bergpas in de Franse Pyreneeën. De bergpas is vooral bekend van wielrenetappes in bijvoorbeeld de Ronde van Frankrijk. M'n vrouw Kanitha loopt hier voor mij uit op de Col d'Aubisque richting de besneeuwde bergtoppen van de Pyreneeën. Ondanks het veranderende weer worden we toch beloond met een prachtig uitzicht.
On a day that started out with a beautiful sunrise, we suddenly found tiny snowflakes floating down, so we abandoned our planned walk in the Royal Gardens. Instead I took this picture of the approach to the Castle, shrouded in a light shroud of mist.
A cold and frosty spell back in December 2022. A few day of freezing fog gave way one day to bright sunshine and everywhere covered in a hoar frost - including these oak leaves on a tree in Central Park, Scunthorpe UK.
The early morning sun over the cold snow cover fields.
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Snow muted everything as the narrow path curved into the timber, banks piled high on either side like the world had been gently shoveled into silence; the trees leaned in heavy with fresh powder, their branches stitched in frost, and somewhere ahead two small lanterns burned—steady, warm dots in the blue-gray dusk—making the road feel less like a place you got lost and more like a place you were being quietly guided back to, one careful step at a time.
I have envisioned before I went back to Tahoe to photograph this location with blue skies and whispy white clouds, well that was not to be this time around. Maybe next time?
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Several nights of weather in the teens has put the Azalea plants under a lot of stress. Gaston County, NC, USA. 12/27/2020
This is the Howden Reservoir, the smallest of the three 'lakes' in the Upper Derwent Valley in the Peak District. The snow had gone - for now - but the lake was still frozen at the northern most tip where the river Derwent flows into the reservoir. The river has actually been tamed by three dams. The water is used to supply much of the drinking water for the East Midlands and the valley is also home to a host of recreation activities - including a place for my photography. For those of you who like details, the trees on the left of the image are in the Sheffield district of South Yorkshire while those on the right are part of Derbyshire - the county boundary runs along the middle of this reservoir.
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The Pyrenees also spelled Pyrenées Spanish: Pirineos; French: Pyrénées; Catalan: Pirineus; Occitan: Pirenèus; Aragonese: Perinés; Basque: Pirinioak are a range of mountains in southwest Europe that form a natural border between France and Spain. They separate the Iberian Peninsula from the rest of continental Europe, and extend for about 430 km. For the most part, the main crest forms a massive divider between France and Spain, with the tiny country of Andorra sandwiched in between. Gabas is a hamlet nearby in the valley of the Gave d'Ossau in the French Pyrenees. It is located where that river is formed by the confluence of two mountain streams, the Gave de Bious above and the Gave du Brousset, which flow respectively from the western and eastern sides of the Pic du Midi d'Ossau
-2,884 meter.
We were high up in the Pyrenees at the mountain stream Gave de Bious at elevation of 1241 meter. We met a friendly Poitou Donkey at the river stream Gave de Bious. He followed us from the Chalet to the river. A location 3 km from the mountain pass Portalet d'Aneu and border crossing in the Pyrenees, between France and Spain.
De Pyreneeën Frans: Pyrénées, Spaans: Pirineos, Catalaans: Pirineus, Baskisch: Pirinioak zijn een gebergte, gelegen op de grens van Spanje en Frankrijk. Het gebergte strekt zich uit over ongeveer 430 kilometer, tussen de Atlantische Oceaan en de Middellandse Zee. De hoogste berg is de Aneto 3404 meter, gelegen in het uiterste noordoosten van het Spaanse Aragón. Het gebergte is ontstaan door de botsing van het Iberisch schiereiland met het Europese continent, gedurende de Alpiene orogenese, vanaf circa 50 miljoen jaar geleden tot heden. Dit huisje gelegen aan het riviertje Gave du Brousset vlakbij de bergtop Pic du Midi d'Ossau - 2,884 m. Deze rivier Gave de Bious ligt 3km gelegen van de bergpas ortalet d'Aneu bij de Spaanse grens.
West Pond, Parsonsfield, Maine.
Panorama view of West Pond and the frosting on Dearborn Mt.the day after our most recent round of sleet, freezing rain and snow.
In the 1960's in the summertime this area was very popular for swimming. Now you can't even go down there......Can't even fart today without someone making a stink about it...............
Winter photo with editing done. A Steven Chateauneuf Creation.
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We use to swim here in the summers in the early 1960's...A lot of good memories. There is a quiet basin up from what you see in the picture; and there is a small waterfall to the right that had many ledges to jump off of into the water. It's illegal now to even hike there; which is sad since it is a beautiful place.
This year has truly been something else. On multiple occasions, I have had friends and family tell me that if they were watching a movie of my life, they wouldn't believe it -- they would think it's too farfetched. But, no, that was my 2012. Full of 'one step forward and 20 steps back' moments, haha. Life has enjoyed testing me this year :) Yesterday, I finally saw the light at the end of this "tunnel." I am so thankful for the amazing people I have around me and that I was raised to keep going no matter what, not analyze life too much, and trust that things will [eventually] work out for people who work hard and refuse to give up.
They did.
I danced in my car, screamed at my computer (happily! Thank you, Getty!), laughed so hard I got a stomach ache, and was thankful to be alive for another day, and such a great day at that! Life doesn't always make sense when it's happening, I think it rarely ever does, but sooner or later you get "aha!" moments that make all the questionable ones fall into place. I will end my buddha speech here. I am thrilled to be heading into 2013 and have a bright future ahead. Phew! :)
Thank you to everyone on flickr who has been a fan. Your comments always make me smile, and it's great to be able to share a smile with you; photography is wonderful. 2012 is not over yet, but yesterday, and this past week in general, made all of it worthwhile. Finally. Happy happy happy.
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Warm and Cold, … It's Coming!
After some less timely posts here's one fresh. Well, fresh according to my measures but still not as Instagram. It's about an hour old.
It's the beginning of November so it was about time for something like this for Buffalo to live up to its reputation. Bring it on, bring it on by feet! :-)
How #constructionworkers and contractors should handle the #coldweather. t.co/NwmI1OXBjT (via Twitter twitter.com/lipsigbronx/status/822086101431099392)
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L'hiver chez moi : pas de neige, souvent de la pluie et du brouillard, heureusement pas aujourd'hui !!!
Winter at Arlon (Belgium) : no snow, very often rain or fog, luckily not today ...
Inverno ad Arlon: nessuna neve, spesso nebbia o pioggia, fortunatamente non oggi !!!
Ripon Cathedral from the River Skell in Winter, Ripon, North Yorkshire, England.
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Leicester Square, London, England, United Kingdom. Saturday 17th January 2015, around noon.
About the photograph.
With apologise to the lady in the photo, I have no idea what her name is. I did ask her for permissions to take photos and publish them, but I may have failed to ask her for her first name. If I did ask her, I may have failed to note down her name.
I was doing a photography project called Windy Street, as explained below, under the section heading of About the project.
She was the second person whom I approached, and asked if she have any objections to my taking photos of her for my project. She agreed and let me take the photos.
This was taken at approximately the north-east corner of the park at Leicester Square, in the background is the ODEON Luxe Leicester Square cinema.
I think she is a flyer / leaflet distributor, she was there to hand out leaflets about a show or an event, to members of the public. You can see what looks like leaflets or booklet in her hand. I believe she had that rose with her as part of an attraction, to draw attention to her.
At that time I took the photograph, it was a very cold weather, being in January. Here, you see she wears medium length fur coat fastened with buttons, a twisted scarf possibility made of wool, and ear muffins to keep her ears warm.
About the project.
The project called Windy Street, was to try to create some kind of an article about women’s winter fashion, focused on fur coats, with photos of real women as opposite to booked models.
The article was supposed to be a blog or a gallery, maybe try to get it published in a magazine or write a book about it.
The plan was to go to major cities like London, Birmingham, Cardiff, and anywhere like that. Go to main busy streets or plazas during the winter months. The aim was to be on the outlook for any women wearing a winter outfit including a fur coat, approach them, and explain that I’m a photographer doing a project.
I explained to them that I want to take photos of women whom are members of the public, not professional models. I explained that I wish to take photos of real life women wearing the outfits, to illustrate the reality of their fashion style.
Catwalk models may display an amazing looking outfit, but the design of the outfit often changes between the catwalk display to the actual production line. The project was to show the fur coats and the outfits as worn by members of the public, rather than as worn by catwalk models or professional models. To showcase the difference between design stage, adverting, and reality.
On that day of the photographs, I was in London. The first person I approached was a couple, a guy and a woman in a cream coloured fur coat. I told her about my project and asked her for permissions to take photos of her. She agreed, and I even asked the man who was with her, if he would not mind being in the photo too, he even agreed.
The Lady with the Rose, or the Rose Lady, was the second person I approached.
But at that time in 2015, I struggled with the project. Part of the reason was my self-confidence was down, but the main reason was because I was a busy full-time single parent and full-time carer. It was often difficult to get the ex-wife to agree to have both of the kids for the day, so I could go and do photo-shoots.
My project kind of stalled at first, then I kind of put it on the back burner while I do other projects, finally decided to shelf the project.
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This is Cooper, my cockapoo. Today is day two of my 365 day project. It was an unpleasant day with cold weather and sleet, but we still went outside together. Despite the conditions, Cooper stayed curious and alert, standing strong in the forest. You will definitely be seeing Cooper many more times throughout this year as he becomes a regular part of this project.
Goulburn in southern NSW rarely sees snow, but this year there were three falls. This final one happened in mid September, and was not predicted. These images were taken almost three hours after the snow stopped falling, and had already lost it's intensity on the ground.
Parsonsfield, Maine.
Last nights cold temperature of 2.F made for some ice formations on trees on the Ossipee river today.
This male cardinal was perched in the pomegranate tree that was decorated with icicles from freezing rain that occurred earlier that November morning.
Merry Christmas all my friends of Flickr!!!!
Montell, Uvalde County, Texas during November 2019