This is my contribution to the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Cold.
Here’s a selection of four cold winter shots covering the past four decades.
Frost and snow covered farmland near Audlem, Cheshire, England in the 1980s.
A frozen section of marsh at dusk, Little Quill Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada in the 1990s.
A mostly frozen and snow covered Lake Huron with Chantry Island and its lighthouse, Ontario, Canada at sunset in the 2000s.
A section of a frozen Colpoy’s Bay, Ontario, Canada at sunrise taken in the 2010s.
21 replies on “Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Cold”
Just beautiful – and cold! Love the Cheshire image so much – looks almost like Sweden!
Thanks Leya. Knowing where the Cheshire photo was taken I must have gone that way for some photos after the snow and frost arrived.
Beautiful work David. Your final image is especially gorgeous
Thanks Tina. The final image was taken in early spring this year, three day’s before my accident that laid me up for most of the spring.
Lovely!
Thank you.
I’m feeling a chill, David. Nicely done!
Thanks Sandy. The second shot was taken at -40° (-40 being the same in Celsius and Fahrenheit).
Yikes!
These are all stunning!
Thank you. The Saskatchewan shot was the most memorable for me, it was -40° at the time.
Nnnnnnope. I can’t do that kind of cold!
Actually, I suspect that I couldn’t these days. Although it’s a dry cold in Saskatchewan, not like the damp cold we get in Ontario.
I grew up in Iowa, so I’ve done the polar vortex cold. I think the worst I saw was -36. But now I live in SoCal. My blood is too thinned out for that anymore hahaha!
Having fallen off a ladder three days after taking the last shot in the series I suspect that after breaking my left tibia and right humerus they will give me problems in the cold in the future.
Gorgeous, f-f-f-frigid landscapes, David. Beautifully captured.
Thanks Patti. I had plenty to pick from since emigrating to Canada 22 years ago.
Oh yes.
Excellent selections!
Thanks John. Living in Canada for the past 22 years gave me lots of shots to pick from.
Ha!