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01.18.2023 Wordless Wednesday II – Frozen Foam on a PLate
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Does foam freeze before any other kind of watery thing?
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I don’t know for sure. But airborne foam like this certainly would freeze before the stuff that’s in motion on the top of the water.
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Except where the frozen bubbles are, the ice is as translucent and transparent as glass, with the bottom of the pond clearly visible. I like the 3D effect very much.
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It’s always fun looking through frozen bubbles when they are not filled with tiny air bubbles. Like magnifying glasses sometimes and at other times they act a bit like prisms holding a rainbow inside.
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Intriguing! I like the contrast in colour that the gold leaf gives.
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I was glad to have the oak leaf there. It would have been an okay shot but the added color I thought was a plus. Thanks, Ann!
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I like the various layers of textures in this photo, it’s nicely shot!
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Thanks, Tina!
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Fine shot, Steve!
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Thanks, Belinda!
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Why do I always food associate? I see two frothy drinks, complete with straws, and a nice, golden cookie at the side. (They could wipe up those spills, though.)
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There are much worse associations than food. I’m glad you do the more enjoyable kind. And I definitely like your vision here. Mmmm…time for my morning snack.
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These frozen bubbles caught my attention. Thanks Anita
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Thanks, Anita!
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Nice frozen foam image! The dark background makes the foam & leaf Pop!
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Thanks, Reed. Processing helped with that.
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When I see your phantastic phrozen photographs, I am somewhat happy to live in a land which seldom freezes, else I’d be donning layers and stuff to get out and attempt something similar.
Superb effects with this image!
Apparently, I am on a similar psychic wavelength with Shoreacres. (Also, I am an admitted copycat.) My first impression was of marshmallows on a stick ready to toast over a campfire. Okay, now I’m hungry AND cold!
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I do don layers but not as many as Mary Beth thinks I need. If I followed her advice…https://sggphoto.files.wordpress.com/2023/01/illustration-kid-bundled-600w-121053352.webp
Fid is a powerful suggestion, isn’t it? Thanks, Wally!
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Another very unique find and image. Two thumbs up!
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Thanks. How the disks formed is a bit of a mystery.
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