Rear window landscape

This is the only photo I took today. The different ice structures caught my eye as I left home this morning so I took this quickly. When Dave saw it he said he saw a landscape - frosty / snow (bottom left), a forest of trees as the middle layer and mountains above - I had to agree, though my (very literal, non creative) mind doesn't work like that so I wouldn't have seen it if Dave hadn't said! The sticker on the right is one I've had for years - it' the old Friends of the Peak District logo.

[dh (delena)]

This is quite magical and I can definitely see the landscape.

[Ian Watts]

It looks like some underground icy cavern. Great shot. Really Creative. FAV.

[Alison Tomlin]

I get it. Just needs some mythical creatures!

[Stephanie Swift]

Looks like a landscape in a fantasy world, beautiful shot!

[Sarah]

Wow very magical I totally see the landscape

[Mark Prince]

Wonderful image, I can see what Dave is seeing, but I am more along the way with Ian. It looks as though you are looking into the opening of some fantastic magical underground cavern, full of secrets and mystery.

[Tia]

Yes it does! I agree with Mark, its very magical!

[Kim Crisp]

I immediately saw a landscape in the ice, great capture @roachling

[Padlock]

Good shot, love the different things people can see in our shots.

[Andrina]

Icy forest with thick frozen undergrowth and tall trees! Fabulous Louise!

[Hilary]

Well spotted lots of lovely ice patterns which do look like trees etc.

[Sandra]

Wow, thats really quite beautiful. Reminds me of finding pictures in flames or clouds, which I can still while away time doing!

[Mat]

There's some lovely patterns in there, feathers, mountains - great capture.

[April]

Really cool, no pun intended! There are probably lots of different photos in that window! I do have to agree that I too, see a landscape. Nicely seen.

[Sue Barnicoat]

Pretty. I like the different layers.

[David H.]

This is ace! I like the swirling patterns but I also like it because it puts me in mind of looking into a zoo enclosure, pressing your nose against the glass trying to spot the animal inmate.