Miserable Weather by junge1

Photography • People • posted on Jan 24, 2016

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It is not miserable because the temperature is 43 F, and it is not miserable because of the fine, drizzly rain, but what makes it miserable is the steady wind that drives the fine, 43 F degree rain almost sideways. The two young women that are coming off the moraine at the base of the glacier are not loitering around unnecessarily. They took their picture and went straight back into their car. This picture was taken on 15 August 2015, Sig...

Comments (19)

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Faemike55

10:29PM | Sun, 24 January 2016

Great capture of the effect of wind - temperature - rain.

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renecyberdoc

10:34PM | Sun, 24 January 2016

or the nuclear fallout hehehehehe.

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Madbat

10:36PM | Sun, 24 January 2016

Yeah that does sound less than pleasant.

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starship64

1:16AM | Mon, 25 January 2016

I don't blame them one bit. Nice capture!

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giulband

1:27AM | Mon, 25 January 2016

Very interesting scene composition !!!

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SunriseGirl

1:38AM | Mon, 25 January 2016

I can see why they would hurry back to the car...personally I probably would have skipped getting out in the first place. Biking in the wind is something I get to do here in the Netherlands. It always seems like I have to bike against the wind no matter which direction I go. Sometimes I wish I had a car so I could hide inside away from the wind and blowing rain. But, I am really happy I can still manage to ride my bike no matter if it is windy. Great image!

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junge1

1:45AM | Mon, 25 January 2016

@Sunrisegirl: I know exactly what you are talking about riding bike. When I used to ride bike in Germany, and bike riding was the best way to get around, the wind always came from the front. Going to work in the morning, against the wind, returning in the evening, against the wind. BTW, I did not see any bike riders here.

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