Winter’s winding down and spring is around the corner.
03.12.2021 Jagged Edge
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Ice tsunami!
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Fortunately this one was frozen in motion.
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Cool image Steve!
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Thanks, Reed.
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Winter shows its sharp teeth one last time.
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An alternative title was going to be winter’s bone saw but I thought that might be a little too chilling.
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What’s not to like? The sweeping diagonal curves are especially nice.
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It was a lucky and happy discovery at the edge of the water. One of my favorites. I suppose a little spectral addition might have made it even better but I am satisfied with it.
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Looks like winter lace to me. Love the photos you share!
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Thanks. Glad that you enjoy them.
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See the bird and the polar bear facing one another along the edge?
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Now that you mention it. They were not there for long.
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I really liked this photo a lot, Steve.
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Thank you, Jet!
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Wow, this looks like something taken in the studio where you can perfectly control the lighting and environment, though I know that’s not the case. Another nicely seen abstraction.
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In a way the light was controlled by the light overcast and trees overhead. Thanks, Todd!
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Wonderful … you can see all kinds of creatures and faces in this! Very dramatic with the black background.
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I am always happy to find some black water to capture contrast. A lot of these images are made in thick woods so there are deep shadows which help. Thanks!
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