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01.21.2020 Microcellular
This entry was posted in Abstract, Closeup Photography, Ice and tagged abstract, abstract ice, bubbles, frozen bubbles, frozen foam, ice, shaped ice. Bookmark the permalink.
Stephen Gingold Nature Photography Blog 
Amoeba Wars (TM)
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I was actually considering titling this post “Title Tuesday” because I wasn’t coming up with anything worth naming. That’s a good one.
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haha, I thought of Amoeba also! 🙂
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Great minds, Mark and Mike. 🙂
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Looking at the upper left corner by itself, I could believe the bubbles were liquid rather than frozen.
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Yes, the foam does look liquid but everything you see here was frozen.
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I see ET (albeit a bit of a funhouse mirror version)!
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I am not seeing ET, but I am glad that you see something interesting here, Eliza.
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Haha, and that is BEFORE the glass of wine. 😉
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Maybe the wine is what I am lacking. 😀
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Another very interesting abstract, Steve. I can actually see funhouse-version ET now that Eliza has mentioned it. 🙂
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No matter how I try, I am just not seeing ET. No one has seen the sitting dog though. 🙂 Thanks, Lemony.
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I most noticed and enjoyed the bit of clear ice in the midst of the bubbles. With that as the focal point, I would have titled this one “Island in the Stream.”
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The clear ice was what attracted my attention at first. It looked like some air in some sort of a bladder or, on the level the title suggests, a vacuole.
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The more of these you post, the more I understand your wonderment at how so many bubbles of different sizes manage to freeze this way. This is another beauty. I like the tiny bits of blue-green….
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It’s endlessly fascinating, kind of like a kaleidoscope. I was happy to have the bits of color accenting the whole. Thanks, Lynn.
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I am enjoying this “bubble” series. I find the abstracts pulling me, my mind trying to make something of the shapes. 🤚🏽
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Thank you, Khürt. I’m glad you’ve been enjoying them. There are so many possibilities in ice scapes.
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Nice Steve! Love the bubbles and the subtle colors in the water!
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Thanks, Reed.
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