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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)
Soothing sight needed as we were confined indoors by rain. We haven't seen rain for months so have forgotten how to cope!. It did try to sleet but thankfully thought better of it. The south sides now have pockmarks of land showing through - the north sides are still pristine white.
MrMV is very unwell. His whole ear is swollen and red, but the doctor doesn't work until 5.30 pm tomorrow . :-(
It snowed for a while around noon hour, so I tried shooting some more snow. The condition was perfect. It was below -8C and not overly windy. I shot all of these on a laser disc in my garden shed and am happy with the results
I did not take many photographs today [11-11-2019] as it was too cold for me.
I do not know why this installation featuring two bronze women and their shopping is located near the Halfpenny Bridge but I do know that it is known locally as "The Hags With The Bags". It might even be an advertisement from Arnotts which is nearby [see the bags].
It has taken me many years to find its official name and the name of the artist. It is “The Meeting Place Statue” and it was sculpted by Jakki McKenna in 1988. As a matter of interest the Bronze Cow near the Jervis Shopping Centre was created Jackki McKenna ... I really like it.
Jackie McKenna is known throughout Ireland for her many public sculpture commissions. For many years, until around 2005, McKenna focused on commissioned sculptures. She has done a number of sculptures in public view and enjoys the conversations and criticisms that occur as a result. She is a co-founder of the Leitrim Sculpture Centre in Manorhamilton.
A solitary park bench rests beneath a thick blanket of freshly fallen snow in Frankfurt's Voltastraße, transformed by winter into a peaceful, almost monochromatic landscape.
The snow-covered branches form a delicate natural canopy, while the untouched bench, surrounded by heavily laden shrubs, seems to be waiting patiently for spring. Subtle shades of blue and grey break the overwhelming whiteness, adding depth to the scene.
A quiet moment in the heart of the city, when the familiar surroundings of everyday life take on an entirely different character under the stillness of winter.
August 2024, Ilford Delta 100 bulk roll. Ricoh 35 ZF, EI800, stand developed. DSLR scan.
Steam rising from the back of a hotel in Mt Buller.
Southwest Colorado Landscapes. San Juan Mountains. Uncompahgre National Forest.
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A Pair of white-winged redstart in courtship dance at Khunjarab National Park, Gilgit Baltistan. Pakistan
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Southern Australia is now officially a couple of weeks into our Autumn season. Tomorrow, 21 March, is our Autumn Equinox. To me this is the beginning of the cold weather and I have a need to be doing some knitting. If I was in the north of Australia it would be still very hot and the knitting would stay in the locker. Knitting is one of my cold weather hobbies and when I get very cold I drag the previously knitted blanket out to keep me warn while I knit. What will I knit this season....? Maybe another blanket for one of the grandkids.
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Yesterday's sun trying hard to break through the cloud ~ it was so cold so my wife and decided to go for a quick walk and thankfully I had my iPhone with me, albeit, it always is with me!!
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Over the past few months I've visited quite a few cities, most of them for the first time. Out of all of them, I think Saint Louis would be the one place I wouldn't mind living. It's a wonderful place with a great food culture and a lot to do. Take a trip there if you get a chance, you won't be disappointed.
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
Yes, today was cold. But, it was clear and beautiful! So, I went to Assateague Island. Normally, a photographic subjects will come to me when I'm there.
Vermont National Guard Soldiers, make their way along Jay Peak, Vermont during an overnight reconnaissance training mission. The Soldiers tested their cold-weather survival skills while also training on a variety of reconnaissance and movement tasks and techniques.
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
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Tehran - Iran
Nov. 8, 2011