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We did have quite a snowstorm and whiteout here in West Vancouver. This scene shows the Hydro Station on the right, it was taken from my balcony. The snow melted again after a few days and now we are back to fog wipeouts!
Mural reproducing a Gabor Szilasi photograph.
Murale reproduisant une photographie de Gabor Szilasi.
Boulevard Maisonneuve, Montreal
The neighbor had just used his snow blower on our back pavement. I stepped outside to take the photo, and thanked him, too. It's 'great to have good neighbors!
It is still snowing, though....
I was driving on a highway before dawn when this snow squall arrived. Interesting driving. Interesting photography, too.
I stopped by Wright-Locke Farm today to give the goats some old bananas, given to me by a convenience store. We had a snowstorm last night, dropping six inches or so.
Dieses Bild entstand ebenfalls an einem schneereichen Morgen.. Morgens lagen ein paar cm und als wir draussen waren schneite es für einige Minuten noch einmal kräftig..
Dabei entstand dieses Bild..
An eastbound BNSF intermodal passes the old Great Northern depot at Cashmere, Washington, as it drops downgrade off Stevens Pass on a snowy February 20, 2017.
It's still Winter here, even though the calendar says March!!! This is why or city goes back to normal in less than 24hrs after a snowstorm!
It left us with no electricity for 12 hours , lots of snow and a day off for my friend Hanna's kids.
I get up pretty early and it's always dark when the alarm goes off but last week, as the sun started to come up, I looked out the window and I could hardly see past the house next door--it was a genUine snowstorm and we haven't had much of it this year. I was so excited that we finally had some decent snow I was practically pacing as I waited for Norm to finish with a few things so we could go out and get some pictures.
As always, he was intrepid and when we got on the country roads he really needed to be. At one point he said, 'I hope you know how to get pictures while we're moving because I'm not taking any chances by stopping in this mess.' So I used the settings the birders on here do (hurrah for exif data) ...but instead of birds moving, it was me and I actually got some clear shots.
However, by the time we got to Georgetown the roads were much better so I was finally able to get out of the car and this house was my first stop. It's one of my favourites with that lovely veranda and it was just a bonus that the red branches of the dogwood were showing up so well against the snow.
I don't recommend taking pictures from a moving car....especially if you're the driver....but it was a rather fun and interesting challenge.
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une sortie photo dans des conditions extrêmes (-20°c et 160km/H de vent) dans le massif du Mont Aigoual, cevennes, sud de la france
au premier plan on voit bien mes collegues julien et guilaume combattre les elements
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Zondag 7 februari hield sneeuwstorm Darcy flink huis in Nederland. Dat leverde in grote delen van het land een dik pak sneeuw op. Dus ik besloot een negen kilometer lange wandeling te maken. Dat was ijskoud, maar tegelijkertijd wel een bijzondere ervaring.
Door de harde wind lag er op sommige plekken bijna geen sneeuw, maar hoopte het zich op op andere plaatsen, zoals langs deze sloot. Op de achtergrond zie je nog vaag de Groote Molen in Schellinkhout.
Hoorn, Nederland
On Sunday, February 7, snowstorm Darcy caused a lot of nuisance in The Netherlands. This resulted in a lot of snow in large parts of the country. So I decided to make a nine-kilometer hike. That was freezing, but at the same time a special experience.
Due to the strong wind there was almost no snow in some places, but it accumulated in other places, such as along this ditch. In the background you can still vaguely see the Groote Molen (a mill) in Schellinkhout.
Hoorn, The Netherlands
Day 1: A winter storm left a huge mound of snow in front of the window. The sea of snow seems endless.
Sunrise light, calm water of haukland stream and a massive cloud of fresh snow incoming. Lofoten in February 2020 was just like that.
In the wintertime Lofoten are always good for dramatic weather changes. Taken our classic shots from Hamnøy bridge during the golden hour in the morning, we turned back and saw this immense storm coming towards us.
One of the most incredible experiences about living in the desert is to hike in a canyon during a snowstorm.
AAW February 27- March 6: Dark and Moody
WIT: Biggest snowstorm of the year came last Friday.night. I liked the icicles on the lamp post whilst the snow swirled around.
Made Explore.
The shape of the icy rock is much alike the Saana mountain in Finnish Lappland, though this is a small rock on an icy beach in Kantlax, just close to our little cabin