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I have recently had the opportunity to visit Colorado and spend some time shooting snowscapes. This is a capture of the wall of ice that many climbers love to climb on. Some of the structures there are too fragile to ascend so are thankfully left untouched. I thought that shooting in the middle of winter would be fun but I realized after 4 days that I still enjoy living in Southern California. Some of the days the temperatures reached 8 degrees and no matter how many layers of clothes you wear you still have to pull your hands out of the gloves and even though those are only momentary exposures to the cold just a few moments out of your gloves requires many minutes back in to warm up. Unfortunately your hands are outside more than they are inside and thats where the problem lays.
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Jokulsarlon is a large glacial lake in southeast Iceland, on the edge of Vatnajokull National Park.
Situated at the head of the Breioamerkurjokull glacier, it developed into a lake after the glacier started receding from the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. The lake has grown since then at a varying rate because of the melting of the glaciers.
The lagoon is full of icebergs of every size and shape and hue. The lake is considered one of the natural wonders of Iceland.
Image taken at sunset.
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A moody sea view with loads of seaside ice taken on a cloudy day after sunset in Lauttasaari, Helsinki.
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Hit EXPLORE on Wednesday, December 10, 2008 at position # 64.
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ここ赤城では、美しい霧氷が12月によく見られるそうです。
より寒い１、２月の方が霧氷を見られると思っていましたが、
雪が木に積もってしまうのだそうです。繊細な霧氷は早い時期に見ることができるものなのですね。
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February 4, 2017
It is well known that the lakes in the Upper Engadine freeze at an altitude around 1800 metres in winter, and I wanted to experience this for myself. I travelled there in mid-February in the most beautiful weather - and it was far too warm for the time of year! But the Lake Sils was frozen and I - like many others - hiked across it to the mouth of the Aua da Fedoz. There, however, the lake was open and formed gorgeous ice sculptures. I just had to make sure that the ice under my feet was stable enough, a cold bath would have been a bit unpleasant...
Es ist bekannt, dass die Seen im Oberengadin auf rund 1800 Meter im Winter gefrieren, und das wollte ich einmal selber erleben. Mitte Februar bin ich bei schönstem Wetter hingereist - und es war viel zu warm für die Jahreszeit! Doch der Silsersee war zugefroren und ich bin - wie viele andere auch - darüber gewandert bis zur Flussmündung der Aua da Fedoz. Dort war der See allerdings offen und bildete wunderschöne Eisskulpturen. Ich musste beim Fotografieren nur gut aufpassen, dass das Eis unter meinen Füssen stabil genug war, ein kaltes Bad wäre etwas unangenehm gewesen...
This morning I took a photograph of some ice in a muddy puddle and I thought I would experiment to see what I could make of it....
Flying over the Southern Alps from Milford Sound back to Queenstown in a helicopter. The views are just amazing. Not much snow for this time of year but still enough ice in the glaciers.
Ice sculptures taken at Lake Baikal. It was quite cold ! Luckily the camera shutter is still working only my finger joints are stiff and my face numbed !
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Little Ice-bird is singing the famous wintersong. ;-)
“It takes love, you see, to bring the world back to life.”
Quote― S. Jae-Jones, Wintersong