Isn’t it beautiful to see the first blossoms of spring?
Well, these are not what they appear at first glance to be!
Category: ice
April birthstone
Sometimes, when conditions are right, slivers of diamonds appear to dance in the trees.
Ice feathers on glass
Windows on the north side of our house tend to ice up. Fluctuations in moisture and temperature paint intricate shapes on the glass.
Sunset Country
Home again – back in Ontario’s Sunset Country.
Icy brush strokes
We’re half way through November and Agimak Lake has not yet frozen over completely. After each calm night that the temperature drops below 0 C, we find beautiful brush strokes of ice. In the next few posts, I’ll share some close-ups of the intricate, icy designs.
Catching the light
Thin pieces of ice ridge catch the setting sun.
March 28, 2010
Karen Greaves Photography & Fibre Art 