Please share your snow/ Ice Photos with us in CR.

[GMCPhotographics]

This image of a large snow flake is about life size, ie, what you are seeing here is about the actual size of the flake:

This is what I was intending to shoot:

Fox prints in the snow

One of my favorite castles:

 

[jcammn]

Ice caves at the Apostle Islands in Wisconsin.

 

[pedro]

Here's one from Monday morning...Snowfall in March. I made the photograph on my terrace.

I like your shot Pedro. Very artistic.

Thank you so much, Click. Regards.

 

[infared]

At least the reindeer are happy.

 

[infared]

When I think of Ice I think of this Image I captured from a Helicopter in 2012 over the Ross Ice Shelf.

970 Klms Wide across the Face, 800 Klms Deep back from the Face, at it's thickest around 750Meters thick, at the floating face where this Image was take, 300 Metres Thick.

Klebnikov in the foreground, Helicopters were putting around 76 People from the Ship onto the Ross Ice shelf.

NICE ONE Edward!

 

[Mantanuska]

 

[Jack Douglas]

Mantanuska, what's the story?

Jack

 

[Don Haines]

Mantanuska, what's the story?

Jack

looks like after a fire...

 

[cycleraw]

Here are a couple from last month

 

[Jack Douglas]

Olallie Creek Winter, now that's impressive to my eyes! Love the mix of soft and sharp.

Jack

 

[Mantanuska]

Mantanuska, what's the story?

Jack

Yes, it was after a fire. There was an explosion in that building the morning of New Year's Day.

It was -15 F when I took that photo

 

[cycleraw]

Olallie Creek Winter, now that's impressive to my eyes! Love the mix of soft and sharp.

Jack

Thanks Jack

 

[Jack Douglas]

Mantanuska, thanks for that. Did you get any other shots that were unique?

Jack

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi GMC.
Nice set, really like the castle very nice shot.

Cheers Graham.

This image of a large snow flake is about life size, ie, what you are seeing here is about the actual size of the flake:

This is what I was intending to shoot:

Fox prints in the snow

One of my favorite castles:

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Mantanuska.
Sad story, remember it was probably someone's home before that. Beautiful picture in an eerie kind of beauty way.
Well done.

Cheers Graham.

 

[Valvebounce]

Olallie Creek Winter, now that's impressive to my eyes! Love the mix of soft and sharp.

Jack

+1

Cheers Graham.

 

[dpc]

Posted black and white of this earlier but I think I prefer the colour version. The greenish-blue colour is produced by sunlight passing through the thick mantle of ice on the obverse side of the fountain.

 

[Eldar]

Posted black and white of this earlier but I think I prefer the colour version. The greenish-blue colour is produced by sunlight passing through the thick mantle of ice on the obverse side of the fountain.

I really liked this one dpc!

 

[tolusina]

Here are a couple from last month

This thread has become a favorite, 15 pages (so far) of excellent photography.

But this one, oh my oh my, jaw dropping gorgeous!! Double thumbs up!!
Print it and print it BIG!!




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[kyklop]

Tolusina:
This thread has become a favorite, 15 pages (so far) of excellent photography.

yes, we love
ice and snow!
Simple color palettes
-and you don't need paper rolls or muslin backdrops for a background

Here around Oslo is spring meltdown.
Two photos with seven days between.
Still my Lumix DMC-FT1 - always in my pocket