Comments I like flying internationally because periodically you can see the outside temperature displayed on the video screen.
On one of my more recent trips, the ice crystals made a stunning view – but unfortunately, I have no idea what the temperature was outside.
Have a great weekend. : )
Wonderful images, Julieanne. Isn’t it amazing how adaptive Nature is in her choice of media when making art? Your images reminded me of this: http://www.wolfnowl.com/our-stories/mikes-stories/sculpture-in-motion/
Mike.
PS In my opinion it’s less important to know what the temperature was than it is to know that it was nust the right combination to bring you closer to beauty…
Julie
Between -30 & -50 degrees Celsius depending on where you were. Concorde at 57000 feet was -57 Celsius outside. About -40 Fahrenheit is -40 Celsius, there are calculators online if you’re really interested, otherwise it’s just very cold!
Thanks for the Lr videos
Peter in Australia where it’s +30 Celsius
Peter
That is awesome! Thanks for the information Peter. : )
Beautiful pictures, Julieanne
We photographers have so much fun, don’t we. We always see something cool everywhere we go 
Oh and I just LOVE your Lightroom and Photoshop vidoes on here on Adobe. You’re so articulate and clear without being tiring to listen to. And you also seem like a very nice person. I like you alot
Cheers from Norway
Yikes! I’ve never seen crystals on window but if I did, I’d wonder how the engines were doing in that weather. BTW, thanks for the great videos on LR4 & PS.