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film: Kodak tri-x 400
lens: Zeiss Biogon 35mm zm
Frozen in time, two frost 'fairies' seem to be engaged in an icy dance.
A bit of a cold snap, -28F (-33C) this morning.
Here today, gone tomorrow....
-28 F (-33 C) this morning. It's always fascinating to greet the tiny wonders of winter.
The different growth patterns of the frost are so varied, almost seeming to exhibit life of their own. Spiderwebs, leaves, flowers, exotic deep sea creatures....
Ice fog is easy to make when it's colder than -40, and you have boiling water. I used a small saucepan of boiling water.
Toss the boiling water into the air and the hot water instantly vaporizes, called 'flash freezing' and becomes a cloud of ice fog, with a crackle and a hiss.
One of those things that's kind of fun and interesting to do, when it's -40 or colder outdoors.
Tossing hot water into the air hisses and pops, as the hot water turns to steam in the very cold air, then instantly freezes.
The view from St.James’s Lane viaduct on Parkland Walk (Muswell Hill old railway) during the December cold snap.
It's such a rarity for us here on the south coast of the UK to have snow, most of the time it's just a memory of years gone by.
By midday it had stopped and rapidly thawed.
Denizen of the deep cold, a frost filigree dragon in flight appeared inside the glass panes of my patio door.
-42° this morning.
I see a spiderweb at the bottom, wings outstretched on either side taking flight, and ivy emerging all across the top.
Frost formation between the panes of my patio door glass, that we only get to see when temperature outdoors dips to -40 or colder.
Last two mornings made it down to -42°F (-41°C).
Cold -42° morning takes it's toll on the tiny birds, including this red breasted nuthatch, who in spite of the cold needs to feed to stay alive.
Tiny breaths create frosty crust on his itty bitty head.
All the birds had frost on their litte faces this morning.
Looking over the Blue Bridge towards Buckingham Palace during a snowless freeze in January 2024
Snow-clad tree branches blooming in early spring at Zoetermeer, the Netherlands.
20240421 Schnee am Bodensee, Bayern.
Ende April am Bodensee.
Dieses Foto hat mir meine Tochter grade geschickt.
20240421 Snow on Lake Constance, Bavaria.
End of April on Lake Constance.
My daughter just sent me this photo.
Nature’s whimsy turned the season on its head, offering glimpses of winter’s embrace that vanished like whispers in the wind. A tale of a fleeting frost and the dance of seasons. #WinterNotWinter
@lawrencedgriffin
Nature’s whimsy turned the season on its head, offering glimpses of winter’s embrace that vanished like whispers in the wind. A tale of a fleeting frost and the dance of seasons. #WinterNotWinter
@lawrencedgriffin
Nature’s whimsy turned the season on its head, offering glimpses of winter’s embrace that vanished like whispers in the wind. A tale of a fleeting frost and the dance of seasons. #WinterNotWinter
@lawrencedgriffin
Close up of frost 'ivy', created during a -41°F (-41°C) morning cold snap, hopefully our last view of this intricate fascinating phenomenon.
