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It was cold yesterday, about 0F. The windows on the front porch got a bit frosted up, with those icy crystals that are so fragile-looking. In the morning, the sun shines on those windows, making it something of a challenge to deal with the intense back lighting. I took several photos, and I think this is the best one. I'm too embarrassed to show the macro photo - the window is absolutely filthy!
fishing vessel Greenport
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à la Tugster, who spotted this beauty while hunting Sea Installer cruising
not far from my waters…she shares the same name as the village near where I
live.
2 weeks ago
Indeed I can see how cold it was - and it's only gonna get worse!
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It is a very detailed picture. I think it's brilliant the way in which you've got the cold.
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No, let's see the macro!
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Sunshine Coast Daily - Australia
Would love to be in cold such as this for one winter - at least.
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Quite a frosty start to the New Year. Here's wishing you a quick thaw and many warm days in 2009
ReplyDeleteThis frost make a wonderful pattern!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting and commenting on my blog, Buck. And Happy New Year to you too.
Eki
BANDUNG DAILY PHOTO
Brr....beautiful cold.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. Reminds me of the silvery tinsel my mother used to love on the Christmas Tree. Let's see the macro anyway! I took a great shot through the window once of some raccoons on my back deck, but there were muddy smears on the glass from cat paws!
ReplyDeleteHi Buck, this is a lovely reminder of my wintry youth. I like your choice for theme day, too.
ReplyDeleteI love the patterns frost makes. Confession: My windows are filthy too.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like frozen silk thread. Very creatively done.
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