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Old Hercules rocket sitting on it's lauch ramp. Captured at Stevnsfortet - now the worlds first Cold War Museum, and part of a larger World Heritage Site: www.kalklandet.dk/english/stevnsfort-cold-war-museum
Black and white conversion using Silver Efex. I deliberately chose a conversion which made the rocket and the sky looking very scary. Hope you like it.
Found these Winter Flickr Meetups shots waiting in my laptop, thought it was time to upload them.
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I was cold wearing a coat, so I imagine the cupcakes were cold too.
The things we do for pretty cupcake photos!
"Winter is nature's way of saying, "Up yours." ~ Robert Byrne
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For Monday's Photo Challenge and Thursday Retread group - "take a photo of something portraying cold." This is actually a bottle of frozen water in our freezer. Sorry to have been absent for the last several weeks!
Try to do everything with pleasure and joy. Until you have mastered the joyfulness of doing a job – consider that you don’t know how to do it.
Pleasure Beach - Walking out on a boardwalk towards the beach my sensor couldn't help but soak up these "cold" yet warm colors.
The trails south of park headquarters were REALLY wet and muddy...At Nerstrand Big Woods State Park, MN.
Cold is a sensation, not a feeling. Don't get the two confused. They are very different.
In my loooooong 20 years of life I have found many things make me cold. I cannot stand cold water. I tense up and can't move. My Exes sometimes make me shiver. My insides never get cold however. There is always that core staying warm and toasty. I konw this may seem weird but you can't keep your core warm forever. You are going to need someone there to relight that flame when it goes out or gets blown out.
My mom always used the phrase with my dad "My tosies are cold Greg, warm them up for me" She wasn't really saying her toes were the problem. She is probably using that as an excuse for him to come over and keep her close...warm. So I guess Cold really isn't just a sensation...who knew.
"Wignalls Yallo is grown on a Lancashire farm that’s been nursed lovingly back to life. Yallo rapeseed oil is 100% cold pressed, meaning it’s made using a ‘press’ to squeeze the oil out of the seeds, retaining all the natural flavour. It’s then simply filtered and bottled."
Delicious
Phew it's been a while since my last upload.
This is from my latest shoot with the beautiful model Randi Pedersen (www.randip.dk)
More to come
The full moon tries to peek through the breaking clouds on a cold winter night in rural Virginia...
Taken near Lawrenceville, Virginia
December 2007
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She had a fever every night after he left her side. Her conditions were getting worse and worse and we had to run her ice baths to draw her fever out, to get her to where she wasn't hallucinating his image anymore. I don't think she wanted to believe he was gone, sitting long days in bed, in her under dresses waiting for him to come back to her, watching a clock that no longer ran. Stoic in her expressions, she never shed one tear, it was as if time had stopped, and she was waiting for him to begin living again.
This is from an antique water faucet, from the cold handle. Its made of porcelain and has a few spots that I couldn't clean on it. This handle is most likely from the 1930-50s. The handle is not permanently fixed so it does spin around and slide up and down (but shouldn't while you are wearing it) Underneath that is an enameled and rhinestone bead in black and white. On a brass chain with a brass lobster clasp.
From the top of the handle to the bottom of the bead measures just over 2inches/5cms.
The chain measures 21.25inches/54.5cms.
Title: Glenada, Cold Spring Harbor: A Select Summer Resort Hotel. Open June to October. W.B. Gerard, Proprietor.
Date: ca. 1910 - 1930
Format: black and white photograph
Collection: Cold Spring Harbor Library and Environmental Center, Special Collections
Image ID: cshr10a
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