I'm heading up to Grand Marais in a few weeks for my annual late winter landscape trip to the North Shore... I fear that the cold has frozen the northern waters solid...
It looks as if you managed to find some sweet light during your trip south of the border.
cheers,
bruce
OwlsEyes wrote:
I'm heading up to Grand Marais in a few weeks for my annual late winter landscape trip to the North Shore... I fear that the cold has frozen the northern waters solid...
It looks as if you managed to find some sweet light during your trip south of the border.
cheers,
bruce
Thanks Bruce but i am afraid the pic is from a couple years ago, i have been meaning to get down but hell, if its not a winter storm warning then it is miserably cold, figured not much use if it's too cold to even get out of the car
from what i am hearing you are right, the harbor is frozen over as well as the big lake is suppose to be frozen out some 30 miles from the shore.
good luck with your trip, hopefully by then the polar vortexes will gave way to normal winter cold -25 temps instead of -40
brian_sp wrote: OwlsEyes wroteI'm heading up to Grand Marais in a few weeks for my annual late winter landscape trip to the North Shore... I fear that the cold has frozen the northern waters solid...
It looks as if you managed to find some sweet light during your trip south of the border.
cheers,
bruceThanks Bruce but i am afraid the pic is from a couple years ago, i have been meaning to get down but hell, if its not a winter storm warning then it is miserably cold, figured not much use if it's too cold to even get out of the car
from what i am hearing you are right, the harbor is frozen over as well as the big lake is suppose to be frozen out some 30 miles from the shore.
good luck with your trip, hopefully by then the polar vortexes will gave way to normal winter cold -25 temps instead of -40
Yeah... it has been a brutal winter for the Mid-continent... I was intending to get out and photograph swans this morning, but my patch of the river is now frozen, and my "reliable" hole for fly-ins has essentially disappeared. Today was -23 F (pretty close to the point of convergence with Celsius ) when I stepped out the door. The wind drops us down to -35 or so. I've shot my fair share of cold this winter and decided that I would spend my morning doing some much needed editing
OwlsEyes wrote:
Yeah... it has been a brutal winter for the Mid-continent... I was intending to get out and photograph swans this morning, but my patch of the river is now frozen, and my "reliable" hole for fly-ins has essentially disappeared. Today was -23 F (pretty close to the point of convergence with Celsius ) when I stepped out the door. The wind drops us down to -35 or so. I've shot my fair share of cold this winter and decided that I would spend my morning doing some much needed editing
Stay warm!
bruce
will try to stay warm, i just brought up Grand Marais weather, thursday winter storm warning has now been replaced by an extreme cold warning followed by monday and tuesday more snow.
i played with the idea of doing sax zim next weekend but there is snow in the forecast for the weekend, i think i'll just sit winter out till spring gets here......................in july