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"Frosty Red Cherries - Branches" by Patti Deters. These crab apple branches show the bright red fruit still hanging from tree stems, frozen solid and frosted with ice and snow. The hoar frost brings out the beauty of these little fruits, while the cold weather preserves them a bit for birds and other animals that eat the nutritious berries. Crabapple trees are generally known for their pretty spring blooms, but when covered in icy hoar frost, I think winter is when they are most beautiful. Set against the white background of a bleak winter sky, the image looks a bit abstract. If you like outdoor nature photography, please see more winter plants and trees and other flora and nature-inspired artworks at patti-deters.pixels.com/featured/frosty-red-cherries-bran....
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Ben Stafford,11, doesn't seem to mind the cold while playing in Page Park in Bristol on Friday afternoon.
This is another photo from the whole bunch of the ones I took on 11.11.2016. I seems that I had a blast that day and out of hundreds of images there are quite a few good enough to post them online :)
We had some significant snow and some very significant cold weather overnight, Birds were flitting around like crazy this morning.
There are 2 male Cardinals, but can you find the 3rd bird in the picture? If you found it, what is it?
Shortlisted entry in the Scottish Nature Photography Awards, 2012
Many find Fall the most resonant of seasons. The changing of colors and the end of life for each leaf is a subtle and chilling reminder that all things are impermanent, all things end.
© Chris Rubey, 2012
We've had snow, frost, ice, fog, and more snow, ice, frost and fog. So all the land is covered in ice crystals at the moment in my part of the UK. This really is shaping up to be a bad winter - or a good one if you like taking photos of the snow.....21/12/2010
The sun peeks through a gap in the trees half an hour before sunset.
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JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska -- An Air Force C-17 airdrops about 60 Army paratroopers into JBER's Malemute Drop Zone on April 17. (U.S. Air Force photo by Justin Connaher)
Suet is pure fat that is high calorie & provides energy while helping birds maintain their body heat in winter. So many species of birds go for the suet in my yard. This time it was a flock of sparrows.
House Sparrow (Passer domesticus)
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Revisiting an image from 2009, one that I've just gone back to.
A festive window display in one of the many 'trinket' shops in Castleton, Derbyshire. This image taken on Boxing Day 2009, shows the village in all its Christmas glory. Each festive season the Castleton Illuminations light the villiage with thousands of lights on the trees outside every shop and business in the high street.
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Te Waipounamu – South West New Zealand (Fjordland National Park), UNESCO site.
No sunshine for today's cruising, but still a beautiful day.
Staff Sgt. Benjamin Reynolds, 891st Missile Security Forces Squadron response force leader, crouches in rotor wash during a field training exercise at Turtle Mountain State Forest, N.D., Feb. 14, 2018. During the exercise, 91st Security Forces Group defenders coordinated simulated medical evacuations with two 54th Helicopter Squadron UH-1N Iroquois. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman J.T. Armstrong)
There is so much beauty in this place. The sun's reflection, the cold breeze and the calmness. This is the Russian Georgian friendship monument or Treaty of Georgievsk Monument on Georgian Military Road.
Indeed, we're gonna have winter like this just in 1.5 month. Fog and frost b/w -40C and -50C are an essential part of the daily winter life of the Siberian city of Yakutsk, the world's coldest city.
It was about 40-45 degrees outside that day. When a fabulous model wants to tough out her concept, she gets her concept! Thankfully it wasn't windy and moments in the sun weren't too bad at all.
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Em uma tarde fria, com cerca de 15°C, uma leve chuva começava a cair enquanto eu retornava do mirante próximo à Estação Ferroviária Eugênio Lefevre, localizada na entrada de Santo Antônio do Pinhal.
A linha férrea desativada, cercada por vegetação densa e folhas espalhadas pelo caminho, criava uma atmosfera silenciosa e cinematográfica. A cena lembrava cenários europeus, com a neblina cobrindo lentamente a paisagem e suavizando os contornos das montanhas ao fundo.
Ao final dos trilhos, três pessoas surgem de forma sutil, trazendo escala e vida para um ambiente que, por si só, já transmitia calma e isolamento.
Essa imagem registra um momento passageiro onde clima, luz e ambiente se alinharam para criar uma cena contemplativa e carregada de atmosfera.
High up on the eastern edge of the Pennines in County Durham, the snow was lying all around, the visibility was low and yet drive into the valley - less than 30 seconds away and there wasn't any snow. The snow was just on the tops of the hills. This un-named farm is about 325 metres up and in the middle of nowhere in Weardale.
The temperature was way below freezing, -5ºc at best. Frost and snow carpeted the land and the trees, while the sun and blue sky shone down upon us all day.... 21/12/2010
Sept 21st 2008. Sheep gathering in unusual circumstances in the snow at the highlands of southern Iceland. People go there on horses and big jeeps to gather the sheep around mid september every year. It takes 5 days to cover the area.
We were able to spend a few days enjoying the beautiful winter in Leavenworth, Washington this week. I sure enjoyed getting out taking pictures in the snow.
It was some brutally frigid weather at Molas lake, perhaps too cold to be in the lake, but these 2 hearty people didn't care
Cold, late December afternoon at my favorite location, Røsholmstranda.
After a heavy snowfall last week, the real cold temperatures came in this week. Typical late December weather here in southern Norway. Add a full moon to that and you get temps below -20 degrees Celsius.
I hope everyone's had a great Christmas and I wish you all the best for 2010. Another decade has passed.
Thanks for looking!
- Anders
A lovely drive up a misty mountain last Wednesday gave me a chance to try out my new lens... it had just arrived that morning (brilliant timing as I had the day booked off work) and we came across this rather soggy looking sheep :)
You can see the beads of dew all over it's head :)
Sorry I'm not getting any time really to get round and see all your great photos, I'm struggling to catch up, but I just want to thank you for the comments, I do appreciate your support :)
Have a great Tuesday everyone, hope you're all keeping warm - it's freezing here today and we've had another wee fall of snow... it's not much, but it still makes everything look beautiful :)