Condense Collection

Illustration of sunrise with mist covering fields and road due to cool of night air making water condense warm morning air

Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) stag, roaring during rutting season, with breath condensing at dawn, Bradgate Park, Leicestershire, England, October

Pattern on window glass formed by condensation, Powys, Wales, January

Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) mature stag, with breath condensing in cold air, silhouetted at sunrise during rutting season, Richmond Park, London, England, October

Fallow Deer (Dama dama) buck with doe, calling, breath condensing in cold air at dawn, during rutting season, Leicestershire, England, november

Fallow Deer (Dama dama) juvenile buck, breath condensing in cold air at dawn, during rutting season, Leicestershire, England, november

Fallow Deer (Dama dama) buck, breath condensing in cold air at dawn, during rutting season, Leicestershire, England, november

Fallow Deer (Dama dama) buck, calling, breath condensing in in cold air at dawn, during rutting season, Leicestershire, England, november

Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) stag, breath condensing in cold air, during rutting season, Bradgate Park, Leicestershire, England, november

Chromatin condensation, diagram. This sequence, from right to left, shows the stages by which a long strand of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)

Chromatin structure, diagram. The main artwork shows various molecules and a strand of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid, red) looping round a cylindrical histone core (blue)

Pattern on window glass formed by condensation

Ufos / Sanborn / Arizona
At Phoenix, Arizona, Agnes Sanborn photographs a whirling UFO which is causing the water vapour in the atmosphere to condense into a cloud formation

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In the chilly dawn of Richmond Park, a majestic Red Deer stag stands tall, his head and neck captured in a close-up shot. As he exhales, his breath condenses in the cold air, creating a mesmerizing sight. The same phenomenon occurs on window glass, forming intricate patterns through condensation. In an enchanting illustration of sunrise, mist blankets fields and roads as water droplets condense from the cool night air onto the warm morning atmosphere. Another Red Deer stag roars during rutting season at Bradgate Park, his breath visible against the backdrop of dawn's first light. This powerful scene repeats itself multiple times in Bradgate Park as these magnificent stags assert their dominance with every roar. Traveling to Powys, Wales in January reveals yet another captivating pattern on window glass formed by condensation. Fallow Deer also partake in this breathtaking display during rutting season; a buck calls out to his doe while their breaths create ethereal clouds in the frigid morning air. Even juvenile bucks join this ritualistic behavior as they too emit visible breaths amidst Leicestershire's wintry landscape. Not only stags but hinds also exhibit signs of alertness as they stand poised with their breaths condensed at dawn within Richmond Park's boundaries. Lastly, another Fallow Deer buck adds its voice to nature's symphony during rutting season; its call accompanied by swirling clouds formed from its own exhaled warmth against November's frosty embrace.