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It started out being a normal winter hike with leftover snow on the ground. Then I looked more closely...
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A thin layer of ice remained on top of the grass.
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At 38 degrees, I thought all the ice would have melted, but small patches remained.
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This is a fragile sculpture reaching across a crook of a tree.
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This is a whimsical covering over seed pods.
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The most extraordinary ice patterns were on (and barely touching) the raspberry branches.
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This Queen Anne's Lace is all tangled up in ice.
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The ice was so thin here that it folded at the end.
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I can't figure out how these slivers of ice are hanging on!
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This formation is on a pine tree.
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How this ice kept intact is beyond me. Just a touch and it would shatter on the ground.
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This formation stood straight up on top of a tree trunk and was only 1/8 inch thick.
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Here the ice reaches across a hollow tree trunk.
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Cool set!
kif123 · 2008-02-25: 00:05
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The patterns of melting ice are absolutely wonderful!
aurian · 2008-02-25: 00:06
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Very nice! Great patterns, and great photos!
ScubaLiz · 2008-02-25: 13:04
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The last one is amazing. There's something kind of abstract in this picture.
Hadrien · 2008-02-27: 21:33
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Wow, #6 is so cool!
LostAspen · 2008-02-27: 23:42
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cool shots!
mimax2 · 2008-03-02: 11:12
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The ice suspended over the raspeberry vine looks like something out of MOMA!
gderuiter · 2008-03-11: 09:08
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beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
Mertxe · 2008-03-24: 09:22
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