I was on my way to work yesterday morning and the air temperature was much below the water temperature of the St-Lawrence River, in Boucherville, on the South Shore of Montreal, Canada.
It was -20 Celcius, no clue in Fareinheit though, but trust me, it was cold...
Good thing there was no wind.
In those conditions, the moisture rises from the warmer water from the River and covers the trees with frost, making the scenery very magical.

I hear you, it was -13° celcius last night and I was freezing like hell!

I like the first picture, the crisp and of course the scene is really good

Not the biggest fan of the second one, could be great if you've gotten a little closer.

Oh pfft a bunch of whiny wusses lol jk
Seriously we had this crazy below -40 days last week and I totally froze my nuts off when I walked to my work which is only like three blocks away

The last pic looks great too bad it's so tiny

Here they are bigger, but they are so grainy





And this one I edited the crap out of it...
Imitation of oil painting, but the minimum sttings, and clothing or something like that...



This post was edited by MotherOfTwo on Dec 20 2009 09:35am

that last one is beautiful!

I like the second one the most; it shows the beauty of the trees and the frost on them!

The edited one is cool, very nice background for a selfmade christmas card !!

The second one is awesome!!!

nice pictures.

second one is good.

its very compliment with the lake/pond and the sky.
and it seems to have a nice light pink tent to it.

like a fantasy ice wonder land.

Winter at its most beautiful side