The wind ruffled the small patch of open water, while the rising sun cast its golden light over the whole pond.
Getting closer, you can see the texture of the ice.
A different part of the pond, and the light has changed completely.
I am linking this post with Nature Footstep Catch the Light.
The patterns on the ice are beautiful, and I especially like the lighting in the first shots.
ReplyDeleteI love the patterns formed by the ice. Nature can make wonderful sculptures. Great photos!
ReplyDeleteWe have no any snow yet...
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful macros. I love the color and texture you've captured.
ReplyDeleteVery n-ice!
ReplyDeletegprgepus godlen ice.
ReplyDeleteIt seems like you were about o link up. But I can´t see your link . Did you forget?
I don´t know why it isso hard for everybody to find the memes. There are links to follow :( But now they are in bright colors. :)
ReplyDeleteBlo-Ma is in the same blog as Catching light
http://nfmacro.blogspot.se/
Wonderful pattern and texture shots! Beautiful with the golden light!
ReplyDeleteOh that ice is so beautiful! Fine crystal! Gorgeous. Makes me wish I'd seen this while we were still in Colorado, so I could have tried my hand at this (my cold hand ;)).
ReplyDeleteSuch awesome shots, Judy -- of the light and the frozen pond. It was only a couple of years that I first saw a frozen lake and I was so fascinated. :)
ReplyDeleteOnce again -- great images!!
Chilly but no ice yet. Your photos are chilling.
ReplyDeleteWhat can I say .. you always pull me in. I have to look close. It's just what you do.
ReplyDeleteHope you are enjoying the Holiday ish time of year.
XO,
JC
oohhh so pretty!! on golden "frozen" pond!!!
ReplyDeleteOh such wonderful photos. The light is perfect.
ReplyDeleteOne of the best things I like about winter is patterns in the ice. And wow! I love the golden light. Perfect!
ReplyDeleteWow. I love this! Our pond is quite frozen now.
ReplyDeleteThis is the nicer part of the cold temperatures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful light on the ice. Glad it is you out there and not me. Thanks for the photos!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how it forms unique patterns.
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