Frozen as it was blown onto the bare branches. The one man was so muffled up, a wonder he could find the buttons or controls to use his camera. Maybe by remote!!!
No, this is ice splashing up on the rocks and trees on the shoreline. The waves are regularly strong enough to hurl fist-sized rocks 30' onto the shore.
That last shot is my favourite. Having that fellow in the one shot reinforces scale.
ReplyDeleteThird photo down reminds me of a tall masted sailing ship of old. Mother Nature certainly is a mighty fine sculptress.
ReplyDeleteFrozen as it was blown onto the bare branches. The one man was so muffled up, a wonder he could find the buttons or controls to use his camera. Maybe by remote!!!
ReplyDeleteThere can be some very interesting ice formations. No wonder you're out there taking photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you again for sharing more frozen in time moments.
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That's an amazing quantity of ice on some of those trees -- beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow !! Thanks for sharing the awesome ice photos!
ReplyDeleteStunning. You are making me shiver down here in Mexico.
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!
ReplyDeletePretty pictures but sure looks cold.
ReplyDeleteCool!
ReplyDeleteIs that what you call an ice storm
ReplyDeleteNo, this is ice splashing up on the rocks and trees on the shoreline. The waves are regularly strong enough to hurl fist-sized rocks 30' onto the shore.
DeleteI'm so pleased you are sharing these photographs.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen anything quite like it - amazing.
All the best Jan
Wow, really cool!
ReplyDeleteAgain, amazing! Thank you for these. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat ice is amazing! I have never witnessed anything like this.
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