Spectacular skies over Trout Lake on a -32 C morning.
Some of the clouds are contrails from passing aircraft.
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Fog
Lake Superior is very cold in both summer and winter.
Although the weather was warm, the fog along the coast of the lake drifted inland for much of the day.
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Delicate
Yes, I know that you would prefer Spring photographs, but this was made on the first day of Spring, so…
The delicacy of the branches and the snowflakes attracted me to this little bush. Yes, it’s not green. Suck it up!
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-33 C This Morning
Time for another Summer Reminder:
I hope this makes you feel a bit warmer.
It does for me!
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Oak Leaves
Oak leaves cling to their branches and don’t let go, even on a -30C morning!
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Snow Shadows
At -25C.
I wimped out and made this through my patio doors from the warmth inside the house.
The squirrel who made the tracks was long gone.
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Delicate
Hoar frost crystals and snowflakes are some of the most delicate things you will ever see.
Someone has said that no two snowflakes are the same.
How would one know?
And does it matter?
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Frosty Morning
The lake is freezing over. Lots of fog which created frost in the -20C temperatures of the night.
The tops of the trees had heavy coatings and when the wind blew, it snowed frost flakes.
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Gull
It’s a cold wet rainy May day on the waterfront.
Nobody’s around and I’m hungry.
Feed me!
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Winter Fencerow
I made this photograph about a year ago around Christmas.
I thought it was stronger as a monochrome treatment with a bit of cyan toning to make it look a bit cooler.
The white streaks are snowflakes in the air.
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Bull Wheel
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Sunrise 35 Below
It was Classic Cold this morning.
Ice haze, sundog and everything!
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Thirty Below Relief
It’s -30C outside.
Here is a little warming help from last summer.
Hope this works.
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Winter Creek
Even though it is -20C, open water happens where the current is fast enough.
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