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03.05.2021 Motionless Motion
This entry was posted in Abstract, Closeup Photography, Ice, Nature Photography and tagged abstract, abstract ice, frozen bubbles, Harvard Pond, ice, Massachusetts, New England, North Quabbin, Petersham, winter. Bookmark the permalink.
Stephen Gingold Nature Photography Blog 
It took me a while to notice the small bubble tangent to the large bubble. Do you have a sense of how common ice bubble tangency is?
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It can be frequent but I cannot say why. Often I find several grouped together and other time just one solitary. I’ve posted several if you search bubbles.
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I searched. I see what you mean.
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Thanks for looking.
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Fabulous! The circles and curves and the textures in the ice are delightful.
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Thank you, Ann!
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The colored curves and lines are eye-catching. Granted, there’s some purple, but it still occurred to me that the perfect song for this one would be “Crystal Blue Invasions.”
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It is mostly blue so I do think your title applies. We used to have performers come to our now non-existent Mountain Park and Tommy James and the Shondells were one group we saw there.
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Fabulous geometric patterns! Great discovery, Steve!
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Thanks, Peter. There’s always something new and different.
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Wonderful. It looks to me like an eye, and it somehow particularly reminds me of a frog’s eye.
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Guess I could have posted it as Froig Friday. Thanks, Gary!
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You should have a dram of Laphroaig (maybe on ice, but I prefer neat) to help to celebrate your frozen successes.
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Nice Steve! Really “Cool” image!!
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Thanks, Reed!
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Wonderful! You need to do an ice themed exhibit!
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Thanks. I am planning to once we can have exhibits again.
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