Ice Pile Up

This is the ice pile up looking down the shoreline, I took this from a low pov so it does look larger!
Fortunately all the snow is gone in our yard and the flowers are starting to pop up, so we are just waiting for the ice to melt!

Thank you for your comments and favs, they are always appreciated.

[*lynn]

Wow, too much ice for May!

[Lou Ann]

Wonderful shadows in this. It’s quite something to see!

[Joanna kate]

Neat abstract

[Beryl Lloyd]

Amazing ! All that snow - great textures of the ice crystals !

[Debra Farrington]

The POV really makes this photo pop!

[Jane Pittenger]

Wonderful pov

[Joan Robillard]

Your pictures make me complain a little less about our persistent rain.

[Babs]

Wow, it still looks pretty cold.

[Maggiemae]

Its very convoluted! No skating or climbing on to this!

[Peter Dulis]

wow - nice POV

[gloria jones]

Wow...Great pov to see the mounds of ice

[summerfield]

holy moley! where do you get all that ice!

[bkb in the city]

Wow that is a lot of ice

[KWind]

Great textues!

[Monique]

Makes an attractive and interesting shot

[Marlene Harris]

Look at the texture this snow has produced, amazing

[Kahsia]

Incredible image. I love your POV.

[Diana]

Fabulous capture with wonderful pov and shapes.

[FBailey]

An amazing sight ...

[Issi Bannerman]

What a cool pile of ice!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

no way, that just seems bigger every time! super image

[Merrelyn]

What a sight !

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wow, amazing looking.

[Shari]

Brrr. You live in a cold location. It has been spring here (W.Canada) since March. Wonderful shot!

[sarah]

Wow ! We called it break up in Alaska - at least you have signs of
The season to come soon you will be in you kayak- cool shot

[Faye Turner]

Wow! It won't take long for it to melt I'm sure

[Ann H. LeFevre]

So much ice for May! (Probably not for you though) The low pov does make it look massive. But glad to know your yard is showing signs of life.

[Islandgirl]

@summerfield All this ice was pushed up onto the shore after very strong winds came across the lake, with high waters and flooding it was pushed onto land!