Mountains of Ice

The problem is the lake is still frozen but the river continues to break up. As a result these ice forms keep piling up, some opaque and some crystal clear. Nature's work of art!

Thanks so much for the visits, comments and favs, I was thrilled to see 2 of my photos made it to the PP, "Iceberg" and "Holly Framed", I really appreciate your support.

[Joan Robillard]

I like this capture. Hope everything melts soon and safely.

[Lin]

Such gorgeous lighting!

[gloria jones]

Great shot, light...looks very cold

[Kristen]

The light through the ice is beautiful.

[Call me Joe]

Beautiful capture-love the lighting:)

[Hope D Jennings]

This is so amazing!

[Stephanie Swift]

Gorgeous light and textures, the ice forms are wonderful.

[Lee-Ann]

Amazing capture.

[Michael Smith]

The lighting is awesome!

[Julia]

beautiful sparkles

[Candace]

Wow, amazing to watch!

[Mrs. Laloggie]

This is an incredible sight and so well captured. The pools of light on the ice are beautiful. Wish you could send some of those hunks of ice/water to us in California.

[Taffy]

This is fascinating. I like your low POV.

[Gena Pegg]

It's hard for me to wrap my mind around all the ice you have .. still! FaVulous capture of it. I bet you are just crazy to get your boat out?

[Joyce]

Stunning capture and lighting. They do create amazing formations. Fav

[Denise Wood]

Amazing capture :)

[Nicole]

This is fabulous! love the big chuncks of ice and how the sun hits it!

[Mona]

I love this coloured ice. They look like huge chunks of quarz and mountain crystal.

[Sally Ings]

Lovely lighting. I hope it all thaws soon!

[Poppo Livy]

Fantastic Kathy and certainly a sight we don't get to see.

[Kathie]

Hmmm. Work of art or destructive force. I was chatting with a fellow at the lake and he said the ice took out some docks yesterday. Yikes.

[Francoise]

quite the show.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

This could easily be an abstract. It doesn't look real! Good shot!