I love the last shot with all these little different elements coming together beautifully. I hope I haven't asked you before; but do you have a macro lens? These crystals are wonderful!
Interesting post and great pictures -- but I am mesmerized by your header photo (this is my first time visiting your site). I love lilacs too. Not too much longer...!
I thought this was open water, till Jake slipped on it.
You can see the rocks under the ice.
And the crystals of snow on top of it.
winter and all her wonderful faces. You have a nice mix in your photos.
ReplyDeletethose are great shots. love the sprinkling of snow on top.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen crystals like that - they're fantastic! I had some near misses today too, on puddles I wasn't expecting to be frozen :0
ReplyDeleteThe juvenile reminds me of me! Although I'm glad to say I'm no longer a teenager - just :)
What great pictures. I love them
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. I didn't even realize that it was ice at first.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful pictures. I haven't seen like that personally. Stunning captures.
ReplyDeleteyou really catch some great shots...
ReplyDeleteI love the last shot with all these little different elements coming together beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI hope I haven't asked you before; but do you have a macro lens? These crystals are wonderful!
Great pictures! Love the thin ice! We never have thin ice here on the sea. I love the snow crystals!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your sweet comment!
Those are great shots
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen the sea iced up either. How cold was it to have that happen?
The snow crystals look lie fireworks in the sky! Great photos.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. Like a dance.
ReplyDeleteyeah it does look an open water, and that bit of snow added beauty in the picture
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Judy!! Thanks :))
ReplyDeletegreat photos. It is unusual to find such clear ice. Nice to see.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you liked my header. I will keep it for a long time so you are welcome back to watch. I have a version of it on my desktop too. :):)
Very beautiful and lovely crystals:-) Great shots!
ReplyDeleteTop shots!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Watery Wednesday...Luna
Wow, amazing.
ReplyDeleteVery magical... it's ethereal and otherworldly beautiful, Judy! :o)
ReplyDeleteFascinating images. Nature still has a few tricks up its sleeves.
ReplyDeleteOh beautiful shots...Happy watery Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteYour shots are unique and beautiful. At first I wondered how snow could land on the water without melting.
ReplyDeleteThe ice looks so clear - it does look like water.
ReplyDeleteThe reflections of the sun through the ice are amazing. Beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteThat is some of the clearest ice I've ever seen. I like the snow flakes on the surface of the ice.
ReplyDeleteInteresting post and great pictures -- but I am mesmerized by your header photo (this is my first time visiting your site). I love lilacs too. Not too much longer...!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! Nature can create such intricate and beautiful patterns.
ReplyDeleteI too thought it was open water until I read the text. Those are fantastic photos! There is a whole world under the ice.
ReplyDeleteAwesome. I love the feathery look of the snow, especially in the last shot. Very neat
ReplyDeleteOh ok, those are ice crystals, I'm so glad you added that or I would have had to ask what it was. LoL!
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