Interpretations welcomed. This reminded me of the intrusions one finds in rocks.
2019 was a very good year for ice abstracts.
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I’m curious about that diagonal zipper-like streak through the center of the photo. The same sort of thing showed up in your recent ‘nature’s frozen chaos’ post. Is there something particular that causes that kind of formation? That aside, just to the left of that ‘line,’ in the upper half of the image, I see three conical seashells.
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I really don’t know for sure but assume it has something to do with the turbulence of the water and how what is underneath shapes the flow.
I read that as conchical. 🙂
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The structure reminded me somewhat of a head of wheat or other grain.
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I definitely was not “bringing in the sheaves”.
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Beautiful! I like the flowing lines, reminds me of tropical plants (of course)!
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In the middle of winter anything that brings thoughts of warmer weather is most welcome, especially tropical warmth. 🙂
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The diagonal line is a plus. Beautiful.
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Thanks, Alessandra. When composing I tried a few angles but the diagonal was the more pleasing view.
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I love this shot, wonderful patterns and textures. I really wouldn’t mind if a glassmaker could pour me a pane like this to hang in the window.
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Thanks, Robert! I’d like a nice glass panel similar to this also. Great idea!
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This reminded me of those puzzles where one is asked “Can You Find the Six Hidden Animals?”.
I couldn’t. All I could do is get cold gazing at all that ice.
Obviously photographed during something called “The Blue Hour”.
(Nicely seen and I like the image you captured of another moment of Nature frozen in time.)
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‘Blue Hour’ could also be ‘Frozen Photographer Hour’! 🙂
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🙂
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The blue matched the shade my lips turned while making this photograph. I was cold too.
Thank you, Wally!
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The diagonal is marked like a razor shell. It’s a great abstract image!
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Thanks, Ann! I love all the different interpretations people are sharing.
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Waves, poetry in motion, bubbles, eyes, and insects are some of the things that I see in your ice abstraction.
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That’s quite a variety, Peter. Great imagination.
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This is a beauty, Steve! I dig the nautiloid vibe of the two principle lines.
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Thanks, Jackson! Another great interpretation, I like it.
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Beautiful ice structures, this is art from nature.
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Nature is my favorite artist, Rudi. Thanks!
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This one’s very interesting, lots going on. I love the blue tones.
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Thanks, Todd. I made sure to maintain the blue to express the cold.
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Really beautiful photo! These ice sculptures remind me of how ceramic glazes crawl along a clay pot or sculpture once fired. I also love the blue tones of this one.
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Awesome…yet another great interpretation. Thanks, Tina!
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This is an amazing image. Thanks Anita
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Thanks, Anita!
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Beautiful! So dynamic!
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Thanks, Lynn!
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Feather? Feather after being mugged? (Yeah, I know, that interpretation is cold.)
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Feather goes splat. Yeah, cold, Dave. 🙂
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