I’m losing interest in the cold beauty of winter.
I’d previously stated that photography had the power to make me forget about little things like…the cold…frostbitten fingers. What was I thinking? My fingers were so cold, I lasted 20 minutes the other day when I got this picture. I’m ready for 70 degree temperatures again!
Lovely photo! Do you wear fingerless gloves, those always helped me in the cold and to touch the camera. I like this up closeness of the image.
Thank you, Martina! I don’t have fingerless gloves, actually! I think I need to invest in some for future excursions. I have regular gloves, which are difficult to wear and play with the camera – so I didn’t wear them on this outting.
Ohhh, I like this one even more than the last and…this isn’t cold at all!! Now when your car needs a block heater…that’s cold! 😛
Hey, thanks David! You’re right. It’s still no where near as cold as where I grew up!
nice shot Jolene! I hear ya about the winter shooting…. I need colour and heat! soon…
It cannot come soon enough!!
I like the photo, and I agree about the cold. I was shooting from a dock on Lake Washington yesterday morning and several parts of me were getting way too chilly. 🙂
Mike, I think our tolerance of cold dimishes greatly as we get older. I somehow don’t remember being bothered by it when I was a kid.
But doesn’t the picture make it worth the cold fingers? 😉 I really like the photos you take in your wintry world. It’s the only way to see it way out here in sunny SA. (sorry, had to mention ‘sunny’ – it’s kind of very warm here at the moment)
It is worth the cold fingers (easy to say now that I’m warm!) You know, if I hadn’t met someone special in Ireland – I may have been flying to South Africa instead in March. I’m still thinking of traveling there this August/September. I love warm weather! It never really gets “hot” where I live.