High Key Ice

As I walked around Loch Kinord yesterday, after lunching with dad, I found that all the ice had been broken up and swept into the eastern nooks and crannies of the loch. Fascinating to see and fun to photograph.

[julia]

Looks like it's been carefully broken into squares.. crazy..

[Casablanca]

Oh wow, how interesting! Like an ice version of Scottish Tablet, only a tad harder on the teeth!!

[Pam Knowler]

What a fantastic image!! So interesting to see how the ice has broken.

[Valerie Chesney]

I agree .. so fascinating.. looks so evenly broken.

[Diana]

Goodness, what a great capture of this this ice!

[Merrelyn]

What an interesting sight.

[LManning (Laura)]

A gorgeous high key! It almost seems that they are floating in mid-air.

[Margaret Brown]

Beautiful sheet ice, looks cold

[Korcsog Károly]

Truly an amazing shot!

[bkb in the city]

Very cool shot

[Sally Ings]

It looks like pieces of paper floating in water. How interesting to see.

[Kathy A]

Wow, this is fascinating!

[Judith Johnson]

Interesting, what was it that caused it to break up?

[Cazzi]

Wow this is amazing to see!

[Islandgirl]

Love the ice, looks like sheets of paper!

[Lin]

Perfect high key

[Kathy]

What a unique subject. It's very cool.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It sounds like your dad is doing well. That's great- and the ice looks great too!

[KWind]

Very cool! Love the look of the ice.

[Shutterbug]

Interesting view of ice in those thin pieces.

[Issi Bannerman]

@busylady I guess just the movement on the water. We'd had a very still cold day, which allowed the ice to form and then the wind got up the following day. All the pieces had been swept into a corner of the loch. It was lovely to see.

[Jennifer Eurell]

It is interesting how straight the pieces break.

[Richard Sayer]

Again an unusual but natural phenomenon…