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White throated Dipper, Cinclus cinclus gularis, feeding in ice cold water after a night of frost. _MG_7322
What I saw when I awoke and drew back the curtains on Feb 27th 2018.
See large size to read a message written in the snow (between the cars) by my neighbour.
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I don't get down to the Ohio River at sunrise often, and when I do, I hang around to see all that I can.
It's currently 19 degrees F (-7 C) where I live, but the high today should reach forty F (4 C)! Spring is coming!
It was 6 degrees, -13 when factoring in the wind chill. It was still not my coldest photo taking experience of the week. I find myself enjoying the winter scenery around here more and more.
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Thankfully this 263 was replacing a Credo on the day of our visit @Sárospatak, so we got the chance to snap some pictures of it delivering passengers from Makkoshotyka to Sárospatak.
Big thanks to Tamás once again for operating the Ikarus-hotline :D
Just after New year, I traveled to my hometown by train.. Early morning I woke up by this cold wind thorugh windows and the breeze of foggy air.
It's beautfiul scenery between Sisaket and Ubonratchathani where paddy filed are scattered with high trees. It's high land, far from river and only rainfed agricutlure..so the land is used for planting rice just from May - November. After rainy season harvesting, the land is just dried golden bared field. Local people move to big city to work and come back again in rainmy season.. Season and lifev are just cylcle like this.
Sun was rising high but through thick fog, the sunlight was so gentle and tinted the fog with warnm orange color.
Sisaket - Ubonratchathani
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Croton Point Park
The image shows a broad, snow-covered hillside under a clear, deep blue sky. The slope runs diagonally from lower left to upper right, creating a strong sense of incline and direction. Sparse winter grasses and low brush punctuate the snow, adding texture and subtle warm tones against the dominant whites and blues.
Near the center of the frame, a single human figure—small relative to the landscape—moves across the slope, likely walking or snowboarding.
The figure’s dark clothing provides a clear focal point and scale reference. There are faint tracks and wind-sculpted patterns in the snow, suggesting recent movement and cold, open conditions. The horizon line is minimal and clean, with a thin band of vegetation at the crest of the hill.
Assessment
Composition
The diagonal slope is the dominant compositional element and works well, creating tension and movement.
The figure is placed slightly below center, reinforcing isolation and scale rather than dominance.
Large areas of negative space (sky and snow) are used deliberately, emphasizing emptiness and exposure.
Use of Scale
The small human figure effectively conveys the vastness of the landscape.
This scale contrast is the image’s strongest narrative device.
Color and Tonality
Limited palette: blue sky, white snow, muted browns.
The strong blue sky contrasts cleanly with the snow without clipping or obvious color cast.
Subtle texture in the snow is preserved, indicating good exposure control.
Mood and Narrative
Conveys solitude, cold, and quiet.
The lone figure suggests endurance or contemplation rather than action or speed.
Reads as contemplative and minimalist rather than dramatic.
Light is likely mid-day or late morning: crisp, neutral, not overly dramatic but clean.
Overall
A restrained, minimalist landscape that uses scale, diagonal geometry, and limited color effectively. Its strength lies in quietness and spatial clarity rather than spectacle.
Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2011.
..Yes, I know that God never abandons His creations.
But sometimes, it seems so.
A street child was comforting himself around a fire during the extreme cold wave that passed over Bangladesh a few days ago.
Snow days make me smile. :)
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Not your typical San Antonio weather but this is what we in South Texas woke up to this morning. Single-digit temperatures and a nice blanket of snow.
A Day After the End of the World in Yakutsk, Siberia, Russia. 22 December 2012. - visityakutia.com/
This photo can be name the other way. Let's say, "An Life in Extremely Cold Winter Weather in Yakutsk, Siberia / Russia."
A winter street photography by Bolot Bochkarev.
Lance Cpl. Darius Phillips, administrative specialist assigned to 4th Marine Regiment, prepares to break the seal of his M50 Joint Service General Purpose Mask during annual training at Range 105-A aboard Camp Wilson, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, California, Jan. 23, 2015.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Aaron S. Patterson/Released)
It was about 11 degrees when I took this. Godox AD200 on camera left at 1/128 power. Triggered by Godox Xpro
Early morning jog amidst light bouncing off of snow and clouds at the river around Crawford Park in Verdun.
Photo taken 01.16.24. In Texas, it's not often that ponds start to ice up. It's been cold for several days now. The temperatures have ranged from the low teens to mid 20s. That's just cold enough to put a thin layer of ice around a few of the banks. Photo copyright Clif Bosler 2024
Parsonsfield, Maine.
Panorama view from Rt-160 / North Road in Parsonsfield today, we had some mighty cold looking November clouds passing over all day driven by a strong north west wind.
I have been taking photos of this old farm house for years. I have never gone inside but I have shot the inside through the broken windows. It is kind of a spooky place with lots of graffiti on the walls.
Sam Robson, aka "Robbie" (Dark Zone Agent), is on location in Canada running an op for Emily Thorne.
This picture is not sharp. My camera got frozen in a moment. The lens were so slow to focus.
Yeah, it's not cold yet. Waiting for -50ºC.
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