I started taking photos of the pussywillows in the fog,
and realized they had strands of ice attached,
sometimes forming stalks of ice, and sometimes loops.
I have no idea how it was done,
but I am not sure whether I enjoyed the photography,
or shattering the ice strands better.
I do know I was late for work...
18 comments:
Quite interesting for someone who does not see frost often.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
They are wonderful photos of the ice crystals and the pussywillows look like they are sugar coated. I have never seen anything like it.
Gorgeous!!
Debbie
Very interesting. I love these and I think being late for work was worth it. Thanks for the cool shots.
Blessya
looks like a spiderweb of ice
very nice series of photos!
The firt shot reminded me of spider webs but the others don't. It's like someone wrapped a fine strand of beads around the pussywillows. :)
Very cool photos!. Worth being late for!
Just awesome. I have never seen something like this. Like spiderweb. Thanks for visiting.
Wonderful photos - I understand that this pussywillows were more interesting than your work.
the long strands is spiderweb with frozen raindrops. The short ones are frost. :) Very good photos. I like them.
Gorgeous ice pics!!!!
Happy Watery Wednesday...Luna
I have never seen pussywillows with ice strands before! I thoroughly enjoyed exploring their beauty with you.
What a cool series of photographs. Sounds like you had a lot of fun taking those photos. I would have too and happily been late for work :)
Oh, looks like glittery cobwebs from afar. very interesting and fun to watch. great shots!
this is such a neat photo series! the third one down is reallly cool looking! great macros, i love the textures the willows and the ice formed together.
I really like the frost on these, Judy. I took photos yesterday of pussy willows with frozen raindrops on them,. I don't think I've ever seen that before either. Isn't spring fun?
Lovely photos. The ice can be so wonderful
Gorgeous!!
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