Winter in Virginia

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Almazar80
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Winter in Virginia

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It's been an interesting winter here in the mid Atlantic. Here are some pictures taken after the latest storm:

1. The Frozen World

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2. Frozen Impact

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3. Well Traveled

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Thanks for looking.
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Re: Winter in Virginia

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That bridge is dramatic. I hear it is a nasty one. Be warm and be safe.

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Re: Winter in Virginia

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Brrrr - looks chilly. The water appears to have frozen in mid ripple in the first one - amazing :shock:
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Re: Winter in Virginia

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Thank you for the comments. We are now having the big THAW, which is fantastic. We are lucky that while the temperature has been below normal here in Virginia, we did not get a repeat of the 2010 snowfall totals. Spring can't get here soon enough.

The first image is a hevily cropped image taken with the Sony 18-105mm PZ mounted on a NEX6. The third image was also taken with this combination. The second image was taken with a RX100Mk2 at ISO1600. As a reference, the "spheres" are about 1.5 inches in diameter.
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