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It looks like the entire country is in a deep freeze this weekend.
So whatever hot meal you have in your bowls, be it soup, oatmeal, rice, stew, chili, or mac 'n cheese, stay warm this weekend.
22 degrees F (-5 C)
Windchill of 6 degrees F (-14 C)
Jefferson, Wisconsin, USA
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Tourcoing | Nord (59) | Hauts-de-France | France
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No viene mal taparse de una lluvia de sol a medio día, aunque sea con unos pocos paraguas de colores que nos alegren la vista y el paseo.
One of the many stone stacks that appear occassionally in Pucks Glen. This one was unusual in its location (bit a climb down to get to it) and its shape (the first I've seen of this style).
Hold your camera below your eye line, point it upward and capture a different and powerful view of the world.
We want to see your #LowAngle photos for this week's TwitterTuesday. Tweet your favorite image to @Flickr, adding #TwitterTuesday #LowAngle. We’ll feature a selection of our favorite images on the Flickr Blog tomorrow.
Original photo from Tom Knowles (flic.kr/p/DCC65G)
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Northern cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) male. Nice snow setting, taken early March this year.
A log angle shot of a pillar from an under construction site in the city - www.artisticsoul.photo.blog
Late afternoon on the side of the pond, got low down behind a bush and let a family of moorhens walk closer into the shot. Lovely birds, this was a family of 4 of them, will upload some more shots over the coming days.
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Years of Baltic salt and winter gales have turned these groynes on Hiddensee into something almost sculptural. They no longer look like human-made barriers; they’ve been reclaimed by the elements, worn down to their skeletal essence.
While waiting for my ride home from the Nashville airport I was looking for interesting things to surreptitiously shoot. Also, I was under orders from my son to document my trip photographically.
So, in the interest of shooting the baggage area I set the timer and set my camera on the carpet pointing toward the baggage area. Shortly after I pressed the button, this fellow in the photo started walking directly toward me.
"Busted," I thought. He's going to pummel me for taking photos in an airport.
But, apparently, he was headed toward the phone. Or something. I got away pummel-free.
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Taken for the Crazy Tuesday 'low angle' theme (2-jun-2026).
This fantastic mural is on a building in Fielding, Manawatu, NZ.
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Ancient Narin castle desert fortress and watch tower in Meybod, Yazd Province, Iran.
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