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One of the reasons for travelling to Bulgaria in mid-winter – and tolerating freezing temperatures down to -7ºC in a bird hide – was this little beauty. This single bird only appeared when groups of other species were already feeding. It would never come in to feed on its own.
The Sombre Tit breeds in open deciduous forest on mountain slopes or lower down in rocky terrain with trees and bushes. It has similar colouration to Willow Tit (Poecile montanous), but is the size of a Great Tit (Parus major).
Taken from a private bird hide near the Rozhen Monastery in the stunning snow-capped Pirin Mountains, south-western Bulgaria.
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The archetypical Disneyworld photo, however it was freezing! Temperatures fell to 27 degrees overnight.
I took this the same time I took him reading the book. I've really been trying to get a recent shot, it's just been freezing temperatures outdoors and I'm having trouble finding something to use indoors. I hope I can get more creative with these :). Happy Bench Monday everyone!!
After nearly two straight weeks of sub-freezing temperatures, the Chicago River looked gorgeous as ever.
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This small prairie pond at Grass Lake Preserve has a thin layer of ice following a light snowfall and freezing temperatures in early December.
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Equipment used: Sony SLT-A58 with Sony AF DT 18-70mm lens on tripod.
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At the Window Rock high plateau elevations, winters bring snow, subzero temperatures and frozen soils. The growing season for plants varies from 90 to 120 days. Precipitation averages 20 to 25 inches per year, sometimes more. The last killing frost in spring generally occurs in late May, but below-freezing temperatures have been recorded as late as mid-June.
The herd of Highland Cattle looking at home in the freezing temperatures and ice on baslow Edge in the Derbyshire Peak District.
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Spotting session at the TWA Hotel in JFK. Feb 14 2020. Cold winter day but with beautiful light. I couldn't feel my feet after a couple of hours of being outside taking pictures during freezing temperatures.
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Photographed near the Watson family cottage on Peninsula Lake near Huntsville (in the Muskoka region), Ontario, Canada (230 km north of Toronto)
The ice on our lake is still more than 20 cm thick. But recent rain followed by a bout of freezing temperatures created floating pans of ice that the wind pushed together into vertical folds in the middle of the lake
Nikkor AF-S 14-24 mm f/2.8G ED lens on Nikon D810a camera body
* 46 mm focal length
* ISO 200; 1/640 sec. exposure at f/13
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Delta Boeing 737-900 N830DN.
Spotting session at the TWA Hotel in JFK. Feb 14 2020. Cold winter day but with beautiful light. I couldn't feel my feet after a couple of hours of being outside taking pictures during freezing temperatures.
Finally snow! And sun! Even many main roads weren't completely (or at all) snow- and icefree on sunday after the heavy snowfall from saturday because of the freezing temperatures. Made for a fun (and sometimes pretty difficult) Sundays ride.
Endlich Schnee! Und Sonne! Sogar viele Hauptverkehrsstraßen waren aufgrund der deutlichen Minustemperaturen am Sonntag nicht komplett (oder überhaupt) Schnee- und Eisfrei vom starken Schneefall am Samstag. Ergab ein spaßiges (und ab und an ziemlich schwieriges) Fahren am Sonntag.
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...for 2 hours 30 mins. Boarded on time, and due to the freezing temperatures (-18 celsius) there were various malfunctions with the front of the cabin, and the wings needed de-icing...twice. Never mind, we got away in the end!
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Boeing 757-300
280 Passengers
G-JMAB of Thomas Cook Airlines
Taken at Glasgow International Airport before travelling to Arrecife, Lanzarote.
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Some fields in Ohio are plowed, tilled, and ready to be planted. But it's the 8th day of May, and freezing temperatures are expected tonight.
Following the floods and freezing temperatures, although the flood water had subsidised from the road, ice could still be seen hanging from the hedgerow, Presumably, where someone had driven through the flood water.
Histrionicus histrionicus, in Jökulsárlón or Iceberg Lagoon, southern Iceland. The lagoon being full of icebergs, the water must be at freezing temperature.
Mosses and ferns persist, even with freezing temperatures and a treacherous sheet of ice surrounding the pool.
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Day 42, February 11th, 2021
Icy Trees
Winter Storm Shirley has made its way through Texas, bringing freezing temperatures and lots of precipitation. We’ve had it mild so far in New Braunfels. Ice and snow is forecast for Sunday night and temperatures are supposed to be in the single digits. Brrr. There is no school now (Thursday, Friday, and Monday) for teacher work days and President’s Day so we are hunkering down in front of the fireplace. Anna and I had to go out to PT on Thursday then pickup a curbside order at HEB. It was nasty. There was a horrible 135+ car pileup in Fort Worth that took 6 lives. I hope everyone stays safe this weekend.
We decided to escape the freezing temperatures in Pittsburgh and go somewhere even colder - Erie, Pennsylvania. Lake Erie is a beautiful site when it's frozen and we walked out a way over the frozen lake and frozen bay. We caught the sun going down on the final day of a very, very cold February.
Common Buckeye in Texas - The common buckeye or
simply, buckeye, (Junonia coenia) is a butterfly in the family Nymphalidae. This very commonly seen Buckeye butterfly
is brown above, with eye-spot and white bar on its forewing.
The wing markings of this diminutive butterfly resemble eyes, which may startle potential predators. They prefer open, sunny locations in fields and clearings. They are nervous, and alert,
and fly quickly when nearby movement is detected. It cannot
live in freezing temperatures, but moves quickly northward in
the spring to most of the United States and south Canada.
The population swells in the fall during the southward migration. Size: 2.0"-2.8". Favorite host plants: snapdragon, gerardia, false foxglove, ruellia. The common buckeye was featured on the
2006 United States Postal Service 24-cent postage stamp.
(Best viewed large)
Sunrise in Mukurthi National Park, in south-western India's Western Ghats.
Sub-zero temperatures are usually never seen in tropical southern India. But in south-western India's remote Upper Nilgiris District, winter does bring in freezing temperatures. Me and Guru had woken up early to shoot the sunrise and all along we had warm gloves on our hands. I removed the gloves and adjusted my manual Nikon FM10 SLR camera. A few seconds later my hands were so cold that the fingers went stiff and were barely moving. I had to rub my hands vigorously and take a couple of shots before winding up the session, unable to withstand the cold.
Mukurthi National Park is in one of India's most beautiful districts - The Nilgiris. The park is located atop the Nilgiri Plateau and is home to some of India's most beautiful landscapes and endangered wildlife like Nigiri Tahr (a type of mountain goat) and Bengal Tiger.
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GEAR: Nikon FM10 SLR, Nikkor 35 - 70mm lens, 35mm slide film
SCANNER: CanoScan U1250 flat bed scanner.
Airmen Battle the freezing temperatures at the Saylor Creek training range
Jan 14, 2015, Idaho.(U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Connor J. Marth/RELEASED)
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I was in the gorge one morning in January 2011 before the sun crested the mountains. It was a gray morning, and very few people were out due to the freezing temperatures. I set up my Hasselblad at the fence by Multnomah Falls. The spray was getting on my lens, and then on the Kodak gel filter that I put in front of the lens. This wasn't good. I ended up placing a box over the camera to keep it dry. I shot up a half a roll of film there, and then I heard a shuffling behind me. I looked back to see a dog. From the dog hung a leash, held by a young woman.
Wearing red pajamas.
That's right. The wind chill put the temperature at 18 degrees, and she was wearing pajamas. Her dog looked warm, though. Her husband (Assumed) was close behind carrying a camera bag and was dressed for the weather. I couldn't help looking over at her from time to time, just to see if she was cold. I had an extra sweatshirt in the car. She seemed to be fine, though, so I didn't offer. People have different responses to cold weather. Mine is to avoid it if at all possible, and if not, to dress very warm.
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Lens: 50mm Carl Zeiss.
Film: Ilford Pan F+ developed in Kodak Xtol
Replaced original on 12/10/2022 with sharper version.
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Paddinton's Aunt Lucy, who is over here from the Home For Retired Bears in Peru, is not as excited about the snow as her nephew. She has no little yellow wellies or a super duffel coat to keep her warm in the present freezing temperatures and icy winds. She did try to venture out yesterday but took refuge under the garden table, where the snow had melted a little, before quickly making her way back into the warm house :-)
I think it might be a bit obvious that I am presently housebound and incredibly bored lol :-)
With freezing temperatures finally here LSRC 4305 heads south with a total of eleven cars on brisk Tuesday morning.
At the February, 2015 Upstate Cars & Coffee in Greenville, South Carolina. A great turnout of cars despite freezing temperatures and nasty cold wind.
Dozens of large icicles hang from the roof of the Neuro Rehabilitation Research Laboratory at CSU on Wednesday. Below freezing temperatures have gripped Fort Collins the past week.
At the Window Rock high plateau elevations, winters bring snow, subzero temperatures and frozen soils. The growing season for plants varies from 90 to 120 days. Precipitation averages 20 to 25 inches per year, sometimes more. The last killing frost in spring generally occurs in late May, but below-freezing temperatures have been recorded as late as mid-June.
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Geysers del Tatio - San Pedro de Atacama - Chile
El Tatio is a geyser field located within the Andes Mountains of northern Chile at 4,200 meters above mean sea level. Contrary to some reports, it is not the highest-elevation geyser field in the world. Puchuldiza Geyser Field, Chile, and possibly several other fields are higher in elevation (Glennon, J.A. and Pfaff, R.M., 2003). Tourists often visit the geysers while touring the nearby Atacama Desert and the village San Pedro de Atacama. "With over 80 active geysers, El Tatio is the largest geyser field in the southern hemisphere and the third largest field in the world, after Yellowstone, USA, and Dolina Giezerov (partially destroyed June 2007), Russia" (Glennon, J.A. and Pfaff, R.M., 2003). (Wikipedia)
Another photo from the day I was wandering around in freezing temperatures.
Ringwood Manor; Ringwood, New Jersey
An arctic blast brought near-freezing temperatures and high wind advisory to Los Angeles, bringing the Air Quality Index to 1 (perfect air quality). The high winds were at about 50 mph in the Santa Monica Mountains where this image was taken. Luckily, I was able to use a natural barrier to protect my camera from the winds to capture this long exposure still.
Unfortunately, the clean air did not last for long.
Southern California would then see an AQI of up to 150 within less than 7 days later, prompting high air pollution advisory and wood-ban in place across counties.
The Russian aggression against Ukraine has provoked serious humanitarian challenges. Millions of people do not have access to basic services, including water, electricity and heating, while food supplies are running low.
In view of the freezing temperatures, this huge autotransformer has been delivered to strengthen Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. 3 meters wide, 5 meters high, 10 meters long, and weighing 200 tonnes – this powerful component will play a key role in transforming electricity from energy networks to consumers.
This transformer, worth more than €2 million, was offered by Litgrid and is part of the biggest logistics operation ever coordinated under the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
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I have a Slinky on the bird feeder pole in an attempt to deter squirrels from raiding the feeders. Today I was very into looking at the shapes outside all in black and white - a wet, heavy snow and barely-freezing temperatures that had our snow event straddling the line between a non-event and a proper snow, and the high-contrast lines to prove it. So I was fascinated by the geometry of the Slinky and the snow and the pole. I didn't de-saturate this, by the way.
A brown and a white swan, enjoying
the cold freezing temperature just before
the snow start falling.
Press "L". Himba women warming in a cold morning against the sun, it was close to freezing temperatures at night and I froze in my tent camping there with them too - yes, Africa can be a very cold place. The Himbas are very nice and welcoming tribe both in Angola and Namibia.
Pentax 67, SMC 200mm f4, Kodak Portra 160 VC [Vivid Color], drumscanned.
Over a thousand people braved the freezing Lake Michigan water to raise money for the Special Olympics at the 13th annual Chicago Polar Plunge. They had to bring trucks in to clear out the snow and ice for the plungers to be able to enter the water.
I'm posting more than I usually do, but I figured that if these people were willing to jump in that frigid lake for charity and I got a picture of them, I owe it to them to post it!
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While the rest of the United States is in deep freeze, California, in its fourth year of drought and is fast tracking from fall to spring missing winter along the way. These are buds of Sierra manzanita flowers. We usually find the bell-shaped flowers blooming in April and later, but the unseasonably warm February has fooled the bushes to come to life already. The ridge behind our cabin would normally be accessible only on snow shoes with sub-freezing temperatures, but today we walked on dusty trails under a warm 70 degree sun.
A short time lapse comprised of 92 pictures from the massive northern lights on February 27th, 2023. These instances are very far between this far south and I am so glad I chose to give it a chance, despite freezing temperatures!
The video is 10 pictures per second, rendered in Photoshop.
EXIF:
Fujifilm X-T3 with the 23 mm lens
Exposure: 5 seconds
Aperture: f/2.0
ISO: 800
White balance: 3600 K
Film simulation mode: Velvia
Visible from Oxfordshire after a night of heavy fog and freezing temperatures.
Photos taken with a Canon 1100D with 18-55mm lens
Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division, Soldiers establish a patrol base during Operation Viper Shake, April 21. During the operation 1st Bn., 26th Inf. Regt. Soldiers battled freezing temperatures, as they hiked to elevations above 2,500 meters in the mountains surrounding Korengal Valley, Afghanistan.
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This seems to be the price of "higher-than-usual level of winter maintenance". One of the benefits of riding in freezing temperatures has been that the bike does not get messy at all. Keeping paths ice-free has its price. I would prefer vigorous plowing and sand. The dust or whatever it is was easy to remove, though.