Wind chill by aangus

Photography • Landscape • posted on Feb 09, 2005

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The wind that crosses the crest of the ridge had sculpted the drifts into shapes like breaking waves. We used a drystone wall like a handrail to link two tops. Along its length the snow was piling up like this on one side of the wall, it seemed a shame to spoil it with footprints, like knocking over natures snow-man! ^^/\^^ Beinn a'Ghlo Perth & Kinross

Comments (20)

ilutegija

2:23PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

wow, love the real brumal feeling your shot gives... enchanting!

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LostPatrol

2:33PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

Wow impressive and a little scary, and thats why I leave it to the experts this time of year. Great compo the sculpting is very intriguing

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sossy

2:34PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

mouth open and stunning about such fantastic view! a look into an icy world! incredible waves in it! gives an amazing texture! looks so very untouchted, can imagine your feeling to disturb or destroy it! ;o)

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tommorules

2:46PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

Yikes, some weather! Great point-of-view for this shot, and texture in the snow. Love it!

Tedz

3:14PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

My Nipples are sticking out....it is soooo cold just looking at this....snuggle bunny land Marvelous! Aye!

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TwoPynts

3:57PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

Gorgeous icy landscape, it looks almost like a waterfall...amazing image!!! I guess you got really close to get that kind of detail at the right.

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marybelgium

4:04PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

Fantastic ! very well done ...excellent !

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DJB

4:06PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

You must have been standing deep in powder for this. What a freezing look.But worth it.Creativity at best for what you did with POV.

captainparsa

5:06PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

wow !!! wonderful , I cant emagine the real size, uper side looks very huge ,and below looks smaler,what is that stick there

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jocko500

7:17PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

looks very cold . do not wish to be there

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Punaguy

8:37PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

Excellent capture! Something you don't see unless you put some effort into hiking to see it. Great Image!

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sharky_

8:56PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

This is very impressive. No foot prints please, lol...Excellent. Aloha

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Zacko

11:35PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

Oh, that is one moody shot. I get the chills just looking at it. Well done!!!

UKmac

11:50PM | Wed, 09 February 2005

Brrrr cold. Great low angle shot, like the way the snow reflections are caught. Nature has a way of making art on it's own. Steve

cynlee

12:05AM | Thu, 10 February 2005

how deep is it? looks like a world made of snow! :]

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jgkane

5:24AM | Thu, 10 February 2005

Reminds me of a winter back c1980, 'in deepest, darkest Lanarkshire', Anthony. Our police landrover got stuck in drifts, near Carnwath, and had to give up a search for a boy who was thought to be lost. It turned out that he was snug in a farmhouse about a mile from our spot. We were lucky to extract ourselves, and get back to Carluke, hours later. Even under the old greatcoat, liner, tunic etc., it felt really cold. I believe it was -16C, not counting the wind chill. Regards, John.

mlewis

7:30AM | Thu, 10 February 2005

I wish there was snow like that where I live.

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