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Slipping silently out of the shadows, the rarely seen Ice Creeper is about to eliminate Cold Front and steal the Avalanche.
Today, it snowed in Tokyo.
Ueno Park, Tokyo
雪が降っていましたが､空いてることを見込んで東京国立博物館に「平山郁夫と文化財保護」展を見に行ってきました。いつもは人が多い上野公園や不忍池もさすがに人が少なかったです。
This picture was taken on a country road, after climbing over the barbed wire fence, crawling up the hill, and standing straddle the stream bed. It was taken using a holga camera on an overcast, snowy day. I like the way the moss, lichen, ferns, and plant roots hanging onto the rocks are visible. Also, I believe the rule of thirds apply to this picture.
St Stephen, Cold Norton, Essex
Open. The doors were latched back open. On the map it appears in the ground of the Hall, but the hall is out of sight and it just has a few cottages for company, very pretty. The land drops away dramatically down towards the Crouch, and I could see all of North Fambridge and the river below.
The church was rebuilt in the 1860s out of greenstone, a harsh material more familiar in Kent, although I have visited a couple of Essex churches made out of it, including Goldhanger. An expected 19th century interior of course, but the corbels holding up the roof are very fine, Epsteinesque figures of the apostles with their symbols.
A pleasant place to stop. I ate my sandwiches overlooking the view below, and then headed on to Latchingdon.
Further along, the same BNSF intermodal train passes through Belmont Station and one of its benches that is coated in cold wet snow on this January afternoon.
Cold, cold water surrounds me now
And all I've got is your hand
Lord, can you hear me?
Lord, can you hear me now?
Lord, can you hear me?
Or am I lost?
This sign greets visitors to the Cold War Gallery, and explains the significance of the Cold War in our nation's history. The Cold War Gallery, the latest addition to the National Museum of the United States Navy, is located at Washington Navy Yard, Washington, DC.
Cold my mind and warm is my body. My soul is torn and tears come to me when I see you. And like a whisper I move between sobs, between pleas.
Fría mi mente y cálido es mi cuerpo. Se desgarra mi alma y lágrimas surgen al veros. Y como un susurro me muevo entre sollozos, entre ruegos.
Anarchéa is a bit suspicious of strangers so she comes off as cold to others at first. She just doesn't open up easily. It takes her a while to warm up. (haha)
She got her new Mako Eyes so I had so slap her in front of the camera obviously. ^^
Anarchéa is a Minifee Karsh.
Eyes are Mako Owl-012.
Day 109 of 366
Today is another shot for the 366 group’s theme for this week; opposites. Using ice and steam, hot and cold, clean and dirty. Three for one
Image: Cold Springs Pony Express
Location: Cold springs
BLM District: Carson City District Office
Photographer: BLM Employee Photo
Pic: 2.61 MB 2015
To celabrate the end of Ski season with the Slush Cup event at the 30th Annual Spring Carnival in Girdwood, Alaska - Competitors dress in costume and attempt to ski or snowboard cross a 100-foot pond of 28 degree F water to win a season ski lift pass for next season at one of the best downhill ski resorts - Prince Alyeska Mountain Ski Resort - April 22, 2007.
Due to insulation we had blown in the attic last year, we had to install CFL's in the ceiling spotlights to reduce the temperature. I'm not much a fan of CFL's, as they are still not a very good bulb (slow warm up, far less than advertised life, expensive, and questionable carbon footprint reduction as a result of much higher manufacturing effort and said short lifespans). They are useful in some situations where they'll deliver good results, but they are not a universal solution, IMHO- still waiting for LED lights to come down in price for that.
These spotlights take about 2 minutes to come to full brightness- I noticed that when I first turn them on, the end of the spiral internal bulb is not yet glowing, so thought it would make an interesting picture.