Please share your snow/ Ice Photos with us in CR.
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Hi kyklop.
That is a difference, is that your winter daily driver, and is the contraption on the back to stop it falling down big cracks?
Cheers Graham.
That is a difference, is that your winter daily driver, and is the contraption on the back to stop it falling down big cracks?
Cheers Graham.
kyklop said:Tolusina:
This thread has become a favorite, 15 pages (so far) of excellent photography.
yes, we love
ice and snow!
Simple color palettes
-and you don't need paper rolls or muslin backdrops for a background
Here around Oslo is spring meltdown.
Two photos with seven days between.
Still my Lumix DMC-FT1 - always in my pocket
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Wow Don, that's worse than here in Edmonton. Great shot. We're having a spring week, sunny and over +6C.
My wife is convinced she saw a Pileated WP (big and lots more red than Hairy) on my feeder stump this afternoon. Of course I was out with the compact tractor making a road in the snow, to my shed!
Jack
My wife is convinced she saw a Pileated WP (big and lots more red than Hairy) on my feeder stump this afternoon. Of course I was out with the compact tractor making a road in the snow, to my shed!
Jack
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I get pileateds year round at my place.... But I had to shovel around the feeders again today to keep the squirrels off... The snow in my yard is three feet deep.....Jack Douglas said:Wow Don, that's worse than here in Edmonton. Great shot. We're having a spring week, sunny and over +6C.
My wife is convinced she saw a Pileated WP (big and lots more red than Hairy) on my feeder stump this afternoon. Of course I was out with the compact tractor making a road in the snow, to my shed!
Jack
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I don't normally have a great deal of sympathy for Ontarians but these shots tug at my heart. I guess people can take it but what about the poor wildlife. Maybe they should just pack up and move to Alberta! 
Oops, I forgot we had -36C one night last week.
Jack
Oops, I forgot we had -36C one night last week.
Jack
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Jack Douglas said:I don't normally have a great deal of sympathy for Ontarians but these shots tug at my heart. I guess people can take it but what about the poor wildlife. Maybe they should just pack up and move to Alberta!
Oops, I forgot we had -36C one night last week.
Jack
those are from NY side, Ontario view is much nicer - especially for the frozen shot, you need to be on the other side to really get the shot.
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CarlTN, I'd sure love to transplant your trees to my yard! But I'll forego the snow as I have enough of that.
Jack
Jack
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CarlTN said:
Great shot! That Cedar is amazing. They make some of the bes bonsai species because they can seemingly take just about any amount of weathering on their trunks, and still survive in some capacity.
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