It reminds me of a joke.

Speaker 1: "Last winter i visited a city in Switzerland"
Speaker 2: "Bern ?"
Speaker 1 "No , I almost froze."









I left the car running, to keep it warm.

[Bob Harris]

beautiful "cold" photography, certainly coat weather.

[photolady95]

Beautiful shots Norm. Love the last one. Picture post card that one is. TFS

[normhead]

beautiful "cold" photography, certainly coat weather.

Thanks, Bob, I even wore my coat.

Beautiful shots Norm. Love the last one. Picture post card that one is. TFS

Thanks for commenting.

[RoxnDox]

Heh, looks nice and invigoratingly brisk! Great shots, Norm

Jim

[Sailor]

Man, that first one is really something - the tonal variations really work: not blatant but not quite subtle. Hits the spot to my eye.

Jer

[normhead]

Heh, looks nice and invigoratingly brisk! Great shots, Norm

Jim

Yes, invigorating in that your hands are freezing and all you can think about tis running back to the car…

Man, that first one is really something - the tonal variations really work: not blatant but not quite subtle. Hits the spot to my eye.

Jer

That tonal variation took +2 saturation in Aperture to bring out. At first i was wondering if there was some secret Black and WHite button that I'd pushed by accident.

[dadipentak]

Geez, how cold does it have to get to freeze the river? I guess maybe you don't want to know.

[normhead]

The Madawaska was known by the Native Americans as "the RIver that never freezes" although that isn't what Madawaska means, Madawaska is some other Native name who's derivation is not known for certain... Between here and Ottawa the River it drops 600 feet, with much of that drop within 100 km of my house. So there are a lot of stretches like this one, that never freeze.