Ice Break Up

[Glenn Clabo]

It's still about 40 deg lower than normal this morning...but the lower tides do break up the ice from last night...
Early morning sun

Then the clouds moved in...

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Fantastic, Glenn. Hard to tell the scale. For instance, the first could be shot from space. The second could be from a rover on some distant planet. Great stuff.

 

[Pete Askew]

I agree, the confusing scale is excellent. And two quite different images. Nice.

 

[Tom Dunne]

I must admit Glenn that I may not have worked out that this was ice without the title and you mentioning it. But that's neither here nor there because I think you have two excellent and very interesting abstracts here and the fun for me would have been trying to work them out. I also think that these images stand up to repeated viewing.

 

[Beth Carter]

the second one has some great patterns and textures. i think the light and shadows help to give it a 3d look whereas the first one is also nice, but looks very flat.

 

[Brian Moore]

That 2nd one is actually the Moon,...I am sure of it! Excellent pair of images, Glenn!

 

[Nick Lukey]

Fantastic, Glenn. Hard to tell the scale. For instance, the first could be shot from space. The second could be from a rover on some distant planet. Great stuff.

Nicely put Rob very outer worldy looking images Glenn

 

[Glenn Clabo]

Thanks everyone. Like most everyone...I'm getting a little tired of this crazy weather so I set out today to find something different. All I found was ice...so I tried to make the best of it. I'm sure spring will show up sometime.