Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: JNB_Rare on March 09, 2017, 02:16:10 pm
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Jeremy posted some beautiful pictures of the ice formations from Jökullsárlón beach in Iceland. I don't have anything near so spectacular locally. But my usual walk goes through a rock cut (former railway line, now a walking trail). I'm always fascinated by how the water flows out through the rocks, and forms ice when its cold enough.
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They are all interesting. #3 is particularly nice - a frozen moment in time.
Frank
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Jeremy posted some beautiful pictures of the ice formations from Jökullsárlón beach in Iceland. I don't have anything near so spectacular locally. But my usual walk goes through a rock cut (former railway line, now a walking trail). I'm always fascinated by how the water flows out through the rocks, and forms ice when its cold enough.
The leaf captured in the third one is rather appealing.
Jeremy
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Thank you, guys. The season for these ice formations is coming to a close in this province, but I've seen ice in the rock cut in April before. For the next few days it will be -10C locally.