When I went looking for waterfowl Saturday morning I was greeted with thin ice covering the entire wetland and no waterfowl to be found. I had expected as much as the thermometer read 19 deg F when I left home.
Although I could not photograph waterfowl I was delighted to capture the geometric patterns in the ice.
Although I could not photograph waterfowl I was delighted to capture the geometric patterns in the ice.
Outstanding shot!!!
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Nice capture Coy. Interesting ice patterns.
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I have never seen ice form like that. Really interesting and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat's cool.Love the patterns.
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This looks like it could be patterns in lava rock.. :) :) Well sort of.. It reminded me of that ... you found some interesting patterns.. I like it. :)
ReplyDeleteI haven't bothered to look but I do remember these ice patterns and always wondered if they are stress lines caused by the sun or cold?
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Sometimes we settle for what is there and come away with such unusual photography we can't be disappointed about what was not there.
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ReplyDeleteIt is an incredible shot!! Woow looks like some rive field in China... Well done, it si a rally good shot...
We photographers all have days like this. Water shot not to shabby. Blue Skies.
ReplyDeleteAmazing pattern and wonderful photo!
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